Students participating in the I-JUST Program simulation act as court members in a realistic courtroom setting. With the help of case studies and software, students analyse the facts and evidence of a case in order to reach a verdict. During their labs, students read and discuss the case studies that are provided by I-JUST Program. The students then work together to put together a logical argument in order to prove or disprove the guilt of the defendant. Students must also consider mitigating factors such as mental health, circumstantial evidence, and other factors that could influence the outcome of the case. After reaching a consensus, the students present their arguments to the court and the judge. The judge then makes a ruling based on the evidence and arguments presented. This simulation provides an authentic courtroom experience that allows students to practice their critical thinking and legal reasoning skills. It also allows them to gain an understanding of the court system and how different factors can influence the outcome of a case. The I-JUST Simulation Program provides a unique opportunity for students to gain valuable experience and knowledge in the courtroom.