Courts Help Solve Problems

Mission Brief #48

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Learn how the rule got made — and who it serves.

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Not voting is also a vote.

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Courts are places where people go to solve problems and disagreements. Judges help decide what is fair and what the rules say. Courts are important because they make sure everyone is treated equally and fairly under the law.

Key facts

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1Judges work in courts.
2Courts help solve disagreements.
3Everyone is treated equally in court.

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What do judges do in courts?

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Why are courts important?

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