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Courtdle

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A daily courtroom puzzle where you match facts to the most serious charge.

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Overview

What Courtdle is

Each day brings three criminal cases, each with its own set of facts. Your job is to read those facts and decide which charge the evidence proves, choosing between legal options like murder versus manslaughter or robbery versus burglary. The Charge Book lists the elements of every charge, so you can check what must be true before you commit. If you pick wrongly, the defense attorney explains the error and you get one more try. If you choose a lesser crime that the facts also support, that charge sticks and earns you one point. The cases come in three difficulty levels: easy, harder, and hardest. Courtdle is free, requires no sign-up, and runs in your browser with JavaScript enabled. It's a daily docket, so a fresh set of cases arrives each day.

Getting started

How to play

. Read the facts of each case carefully. . Consult the Charge Book to review the elements of possible charges. . Choose the most serious charge that the facts prove. . Submit your charge. . If wrong, listen to the defense's explanation and try again. . If you pick a lesser included charge, you get partial credit.

Practical help

Tips

  1. Use the Charge Book to verify every element before committing to a charge.
  2. Remember that a lesser charge that is proven still counts for a point, so it's not a total loss.
Quick answers

Common questions

How many cases are there each day?

Three, rated easy, harder, and hardest.

What happens if I choose a lesser charge?

If the facts also prove that lesser crime, it sticks and you earn one point.