The Small Court That Helps Everyone

In many towns, there is a small court for simple problems.

People go there when a shop sells a bad radio or a neighbor takes a bike.

The court is open to everyone, rich or poor.

You do not need a lawyer to speak there.

A judge listens to both sides and asks short questions.

Then the judge decides what is fair.

One day, a boy said a shop took his money but gave him no shoes.

The shop owner said the boy was late.

The judge looked at the boy's paper and said, "The shop must give the money back." The boy smiled because the law helped him.

This small court makes life fair for all people.