288 Legal Scenarios
Explore historically grounded court and jury-selection scenarios covering bias, rights, exclusion, accountability, and the pursuit of justice.
WHITEJURY.COM • INTERACTIVE CIVIC EDUCATION
A virtual board game about jury selection, systemic injustice, and equal justice.
Explore real legal and courtroom issues through an interactive educational experience built around 288 court and legal scenarios.
288 scenariosThree movement modesImmediate explanations
WHITE JURYEqual justice requires examination.
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Interactive Board Game
Move across a premium courtroom-themed board with one die, two dice, or a numbered wheel while each turn reveals a new legal question.
Courtroom-Focused Learning
Learn key legal concepts, constitutional principles, and historic patterns through clear explanations after every answer.
Built for Civic Education
Designed for students, educators, advocates, and lifelong learners committed to understanding the justice system.
THE WHITE JURY EXPERIENCE
Learn through an interactive courtroom journey.
White Jury transforms serious legal and historical questions into a structured educational simulation. Every turn creates a new opportunity to examine how justice can be strengthened—or undermined.
- Roll one die, roll two dice, or spin the wheel
- Move across six courtroom-themed board zones
- Answer scenarios drawn from recurring legal issues
- Receive educational explanations immediately
- Track Justice Insights, Barriers, and progress
THE PATH TOEQUAL JUSTICE
COURTROOM SCENARIO
Voir Dire & Bias
An attorney uses race-linked assumptions when questioning prospective jurors. What is the strongest concern?JUSTICE INSIGHTEducational explanations appear after every answer.
WHY IT MATTERS
The jury box is part of the promise of equal justice.
The legal system is shaped not only by statutes and judges, but also by who is permitted to participate, who is excluded, and whether unfair practices are challenged.
Jury Pool Access
Exclusion from jury pools can deny communities a voice and weaken the promise of representative justice.
Voir Dire & Bias
Questions, assumptions, and discriminatory practices during jury selection can shape who receives a fair hearing.
Appeals & Accountability
Unfair jury-selection practices require scrutiny, review, and meaningful pathways for accountability and reform.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps. One serious educational experience.
Choose a movement method
Roll one die, roll two dice, or spin the animated wheel to move across the board.
Answer legal scenarios
Land on a space and respond to a courtroom or jury-selection question with multiple-choice answers.
Learn through play
Receive immediate explanations, track progress, and build a stronger understanding of justice.
OUR MISSION
Examine the system. Strengthen the promise.
White Jury is an educational project examining the history and present-day consequences of racial exclusion, courtroom unfairness, and unequal participation in jury processes.
Through interactive gameplay and accessible legal education, the project encourages reflection, informed civic participation, and a more just legal system.
PLAY • LEARN • REFLECT
Experience White Jury.
Move through the system, encounter the issues, and examine what equal justice requires.