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Prove Your Innocence Guide: What to do in the three days before trial
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OverviewProve Your Innocence! is a Roblox courtroom game where you play as someone who has just been arrested and must survive three days of preparation before facing trial. What you do during those three days — collecting evidence, answering questions carefully, and planning with your lawyer — directly shapes how the trial plays out. The game supports up to twelve players in one room and has fourteen different endings to discover.
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What to do in the three days before trial
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Every action in the preparation phase feeds directly into how your trial unfolds.
After you are arrested, you have three full days before the trial begins. The judge, witnesses, and jury will all respond to what you did and said beforehand.
- Learn the layout spend your first stretch in detention getting comfortable with where you can and cannot go.
- Search for evidence explore the prison thoroughly and pick up anything connected to your case.
- Answer interrogations carefully think through each response before you commit, because your words come back during the trial.
- Plan with your lawyer sit down with your lawyer early and build your defense strategy together.
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The fourteen endings and how they work
TipsIn short
Your choices branch the story into fourteen distinct outcomes, so no single run shows you everything.
Each ending corresponds to exactly one badge, and you cannot reach all of them in a single playthrough.
Tips worth knowing
- A clean acquittal earns the Not Guilty badge — the jury believes you.
- Losing the jury's trust leads to the Guilty badge instead.
- Getting the charges dropped before the trial even concludes unlocks Case Dismissed.
- If the authorities realize they grabbed the wrong person, you get the Wrong Person ending.
- House Arrest and Community Service are lighter sentences that avoid a conviction.
- More unusual routes — becoming The Informant by cutting a deal, being exposed as The Mastermind, turning into a Secret Agent, being Framed, bribing the judge for the Corrupt Judge ending, frustrating the judge enough for Contempt of Court, or winning the crowd so hard you earn Jury Loves You or Lawyer of the Year — each require a very different set of choices.
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Justice Stars and Case Items
Summary
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Earning Justice Stars is the path to unlocking permanent Case Items that carry over between runs.
As you play, you collect Justice Stars. Spend them to unlock Case Items, which stay with you permanently rather than resetting each game.
- Justice Stars the currency you earn through playing that you spend to unlock items.
- Case Items permanent unlocks purchased with Justice Stars that persist across all future games.
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Chasing all fourteen badges across multiple runs
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Tracking which endings you have already seen and deliberately changing your choices each run is the way to collect every badge.
Because one playthrough cannot reach every ending, repeat runs are the whole point. Each time you play, adjust at least one major decision to push the story down a different branch. With fourteen badges available, this will take several sessions.
- Check your badge list after each run so you know which endings you have not seen yet.
- Pick a different answer during interrogations even one changed response can split the story onto a new path.
- Try a different area of the prison first to find evidence you skipped before.
- Switch your defense strategy with your lawyer and see how the trial shifts.
Glossary
Glossary- Justice Stars
- The in-game currency you earn through playing, used to unlock permanent Case Items.
- Case Items
- Permanent items unlocked with Justice Stars that you keep across every future run.
- Contempt of Court
- An ending triggered by exhausting the judge's patience during the trial.
- The Informant
- An ending reached by using information you hold to negotiate a deal.
- Preparation phase
- The three in-game days before your trial where you gather evidence, face interrogation, and build your defense.
Common questions
FAQHow many endings does the game have?
There are fourteen endings in total, each tied to its own badge. They cover everything from a straight not-guilty verdict to stranger outcomes like becoming a secret agent or being revealed as the mastermind.
Can I unlock every badge in one playthrough?
No — the fourteen endings require different choices, so you need multiple runs to see them all.
How many players can join the same room?
Up to twelve players can play together in a single room.
Do my Justice Stars and Case Items carry over between games?
Yes. Case Items unlocked with Justice Stars are permanent, meaning they stay in your inventory across every run you play.
Updated Nov 9, 2026
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