Fairfax Network_Legal Fairy Tales: B.B. Wolf v. Curly Pig

B.B. Wolf
v. Curly Pig

Emperor of Gawdia
v. Swin and Del

Residents of the Village of Sheepfold
v. Joey Wolfcryer

Town of Nottingham
v. Robin Hood

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Fairy tale characters retell their sides of the story in a court of law. From civil law to criminal law to the roles of judge, lawyer, and jury, students learn about the legal system.

B. B. Wolf v. Curly Pig Did defendant Curly Pig attempt to injure plaintiff B. B. Wolf with a pot of boiling water? That's what Mr. Wolf tries to prove in this civil court case.
Emperor of Gawdia v. Swin and Del Did the defendants lie to the emperor and attempt to defraud him? In this civil case, the Emperor of Gawdia accuses Shif T. Swin and Poser Del of fraud.
Residents of the Village of Sheepfold v. Joey Wolfcryer Joey Wolfcryer has been charged with breaking a law by crying wolf when there was no wolf, which is a violation of Village Safety Ordinance Number 1.
The Town of Nottingham v. Robin Hood In this criminal case, Robin Hood has been accused by the Town of Nottingham of assaulting the Sheriff of Nottingham and stealing the Sheriff’s family treasure.