2026–2027 Term

The International Court
of Common Sense.

The Court considers questions of judgment through facts, reason, experience, and Common Sense.

Some will understand the Court. Others will not.

Neither changes what is before it.

About the Court

Common Sense does not require complication.

The International Court of Common Sense considers matters that should not require legal proceedings, elaborate argument, or needless hostility to resolve.

It hears both people, makes no presumptions, and decides what should have been obvious. The Court may agree with either person, both, or neither.

The governing principles

The Eleven Pillars of the Court

  1. 01Participation is voluntary.
  2. 02Use given names only.
  3. 03Tell the truth.
  4. 04Both sides may be heard.
  5. 05Keep to the matter.
  6. 06The Court decides what should have been obvious.
  7. 07The Court may agree with either person, both, or neither.
  8. 08Rulings are final.
  9. 09Rulings are public.
  10. 10Personal information is prohibited.
  11. 11State the matter simply.

Public Record

Search by Case Number, Topic, or Matter.

The Court’s record begins with its first ruling. Search by topic to see whether the Court has already considered a similar matter. If you do not find your topic, you may have a case of first impression.

Bring a Matter

Understand. Talk. Agree—or file.

01

Receive a Case Number

After you request an ICCS packet, your unique Case Number is sent separately. It remains active for one year from the date it is issued.

02

Start with the Notice

Each person explains how they see the matter and makes one final effort to resolve it.

03

Agree or File

Return the Agreement if Common Sense prevails—or submit the Official ICCS Filing for a ruling.

Privacy: Given names only. No surnames, identifying information, or attachments. Private Filings are never published.