Is the media offending or confirming your sense of truth?

You now can figure out why somebody else might disagree with you and think otherwise.

The process is just like any court. You make your case by identifying something you think is a truth or a lie.

You answer eight universal verdict questions that dissects any possible truth for lies, or any possible lies for truth.

A few other people as jurors give their verdicts in dialogue answering those eight questions, too.

Free Trials

Available to all verified Truth Court / Lie Court members. Please note that we do not provide support services. You are responsible for supplying plaintiffs, jurors, and moderators, and you must accept our default operations while running free trials independently.

The Eight Questions

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Is it the truth?
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Is it the whole truth?
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Is it nothing but the truth?
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What is the deceit?
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Is the deceit or truth intended?
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What is the motivation behind the deceit?
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Is it socially acceptable?
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What label could make it more socially acceptable?

The time spent in the court trial is designed to be less than ten minutes, and the time to prepare your case is often less than that.

You can do your trial in person or remotely. Trials work on any browser and on cell phones or computers. Your trial can be public or completely private. You can use your own online conferencing or no online conferencing at all.

The result of this dialogue with a few other people will often surprise you. You learn something about how other people take words that you believed or disbelieved were truthful. And, you can then use a Social Media comment to broadcast all your trial's verdicts with your unique court case number.

The other people in the jury also are often surprised to hear sincere views that disagree with their views. They too can use the trial case number to broadcast the settled case verdicts as comments in Social Media.

You all have a good time making your views known, and gain even more perspective on the wonders of being human.

Use our free court to do your bit to bring more truth to the media. It's not just your opinion anymore.

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The Eight Questions

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