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Supreme Decision

Ever wondered how the Supreme Court really works? In Supreme Decision, you help cast the deciding vote. At stake is the suspension of Ben Brewer who wore his favor band t-shirt to school against dress policy. You’ll help the final Justice make up her mind and influence the outcome of the case! 

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91 Pink Councilman 209 2,350
92 Teal Soldier 903 2,350
93 Peach Dictator 121 2,350
94 Teal Volunteer 310 2,350
95 Turquoise Organizer 719 2,300
96 Teal Senator 437 2,300
97 Purple Mayor 590 2,300
98 Mint Empress 152 2,300
99 Blue King 90 2,300
100 Marble Emperor 644 2,250
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91 Green Emperor 18 2,750
92 Mustard Protestor 844 2,750
93 Magenta Mayor 978 2,750
94 Turquoise Queen 961 2,750
95 Orange Crusader 229 2,750
96 Yellow Protestor 539 2,750
97 Mint Emperor 885 2,750
98 Copper President 18 2,750
99 Teal Councilman 758 2,750
100 Teal Queen 332 2,750

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