The next time you have a dispute with someone, don't let it end the friendship or get to the point where you have to meet in real court. Get everything taken care of quickly at InstantJury.com. Instant Jury considers itself to be "the court of public opinion." Create an account, air your dirty laundry, and let others decide who is right and who is wrong.

Getting started is easy: Sign up with Instant Jury and log into your account. If you have someone you need to sue, click on "Sue 'em" and let them know the details of the case. Make sure all the info is correct and then you can open your case. Both the plaintiff and the defendant get the chance to enter his or her opening arguments and also submit any evidence that is pertinent to the case. Next, both parties enter their closing arguments and wait for the jury to deliberate. While it might sound easy, there are a few rules to follow if you don't want the case to be send right to the judge:

1. The defendant has 24 hours to accept the case.

2. There is a 24-hour time frame during which all arguments can be entered.

3. You have 24 hours to render a verdict after the defendant's closing arguments are entered.

4. In order to be considered official, any case has to have seven jury votes. A judge will make the decision if there are less or if there is a tie.

If you don't have a beef with anyone, but still love courtroom drama, you can sign still join the fun by signing up for Jury Duty. Just look for a case that piques your interest and join the jury. You get the chance to follow the case, look at the evidence, and, once closing arguments have been made, you can cast your vote and leave comments.

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