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Rating:	3.8 Passable
Popularity:	0
Difficulty:	Very easy
Year:	1998
Players:	2-6 players
Playing time:	90 minutes
Age:	12+

Created by: David Mair

Published by: Pressman Toy Corp.

Description:

Ever been accused of being judgmental (as if that's a bad thing)? Well, here's your chance to shine. In this game of true court cases, players are in the position to judge for themselves.

Five hundred cards outline the cases--and with names like "Trespassing Hounds", "Shocking News", "Forced Nuptials", and "Quality Chicken", players are sure to be intrigued. The game can be played by two players or two teams.

To start, a team rolls the die. A 1, 2, or 3 lets them know how many scorecard spaces they can fill in if they arrive at the correct verdict. After reading a case, they deliberate, debate, and finally decide for or against the plaintiff. A correct verdict advances the team. An incorrect verdict leaves them cooling their heels.

The first team to arrive at the finish line wins. Sometimes being judgmental feels good.

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Retail Price:	$12
Ebay:	$12

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Components

500 case cards
scorepad
game die
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Object of the Game

Be the first player/team to fill in the last box on your side of the scoring track by correctly solving the Judge for Yourself cases.

Note: You will need a pencil to keep track of each team's advancement on the scorepad.

Game Play

Divide into two teams with as equal a number of players as possible.

One player from each team rolls the die to determine which team will be Team A (the higher roll). One Team A player rolls the die again; the number that shows is the number of points that will be awarded for that round. â€¦

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