Charge or No Charge

You're the prosecutor. Charge when the facts show a violation of the law. A game to practice applying rules.

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About this game

Apply a Principle questions give you a rule and ask you to apply it. To answer them, you check whether the facts trigger the rule. Charge or No Charge trains this skill with criminal statutes.

How it works. You're a deputy prosecutor. Each file is a police incident report and the statute it might break. Charge if the facts trigger the given rule. If they don't, say you can't charge, then pick which fact, if true, would let you charge.

Review your run. At the end, the docket sheet lists every statute. Open any file to see the facts, the added-fact choices, your call, and the right answer with its explanation.

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