The big bad wolf is finally going to trial and have his day in court. He has been accused of eating two helpless little pigs. Jurors from various fairy tales, nursery rhymes, and fables have been selected to hear this much-anticipated case. They will have to decide the fate of Wallace the Wolf. Will jurors have the ability to set aside their personal beliefs, experiences, and emotions to consider the facts presented in the court? Will Wallace be found guilty of this crime, or is this a case of mistaken identity? Will justice prevail through a fair and just process, or will the jury's biased past impact the final verdict?