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How can I see the result of my League of Legends Tribunal judgement? I want to know if I should be judging slightly harsher or much more harshly so my views align with the "community", so I get more +5 IP boosts.

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There are currently no plans to ever make this information available. Riot employees review all cases that result in a permanent ban, and they reviewed EVERY case when the tribunal was first released. You gain IP not for voting the same as the rest of the community, but for voting how Riot's staff would vote. Admittedly, not every case is reviewed by Riot anymore (those that just give out warnings) but players who are still voting in the tribunal today are those who voted in accordance with Riot's policy since it first came out.

Just ask yourself how a Riot staff member would vote on the case you are reviewing, and do likewise.

Remember that the 5 IP bonus as an incentive is still fairly low for the time invested. If you want to make easy IP, it's faster to simply play several bot games (under the new AI update, rewards are decent) The IP rewards are there to avoid making players who are dedicated to the tribunal feel like they are wasting their limited playing time.

Everything Riot has posted about the Tribunal since the dawn o' time:

http://na.leagueoflegends.com/board/showthread.php?t=1127837

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  • It takes ~5 seconds to type in the CAPTCHA
    – Nick T
    Commented Feb 4, 2012 at 16:33
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    It also requires you to wait for 60 seconds before you can submit your vote at all in order to discourage simply glancing at a case before deciding. You can earn 75 IP in 15 minutes, or you can play a bot game and earn 90 IP in 20 minutes plus First Win of the Day bonus. Commented Feb 4, 2012 at 20:25
  • btw: no more captcha entering needed and wait time was reduced to 20seconds per case. not sure about the payoff ip per case/time
    – fschl
    Commented Sep 11, 2012 at 12:07
  • This answer is no longer accurate; check F.S.'s answer for a link to the Tribunal changes announcement.
    – Ryre
    Commented Sep 27, 2012 at 19:59
  • My answer is now outdated; see the answer below for more detail. I left LoL the instant I got DotA2 access and haven't looked back. Commented Jan 18, 2013 at 16:27
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edit 2: Since this morning I only get the Tribunal in Recess Message, so I guess they are currently working on the changes mentioned in the Patch announcment.

An official Riot Post on the topic:

For now, there is no way to see your case history in the Tribunal and the IP you've been credited for. You should receive e-mails every few weeks outlining the cases you got correctly and the IP you received though.
There is currently a 15-case limit per day for most Tribunal users.

Also after the Tribunal changed you do not get IP Boosts anymore but only some Influence Points (IP) are added to your account.

edit: In the Patch announcement video for the World Championship Hotfix, Riot announced to change the Tribunal again. In the near future there will be a list of your cases along with some stats.

Justice review Screenshot from the Video Screenshot from the video @4:43

There will be a Tribunal ladder named Hall of Justice, too!

Another Riot Post about harshness:

User question: "Hello. I was wondering if all derogatory are an automatic "punish." Meaning everything that is prejudicial concerning race, sexual orientation, age, drug use (Calling someone a stupid stoner, or something along those lines), pregnancy, the list goes on but are any derogatory terms that prejudices a certain group an automatic "punish?" Thanks for your time."

Riot: We want to encourage players to decide these boundaries. Just use your best judgment and we'll take care of the rest!

I myself look at the chatlogs most of the time. When I see someone being insulting: instant punish. When a player was reported for feeding or assisting the enemy team but he did not flame, curse or hatespeech in the chat but typed some constructive things like miss, drake up, ward/gank I tend to pardon. Just remember what you read in the Summoners Code (hope you actually did) and decide on your own.

And do not forget: erveryone can have a bad day and play sub-par from time to time ;-)

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