It’s the early 2000s, the internet is in its golden age and the digital revolution is upon us! Yet, in this period of great technological advancement, the question of what is just and unjust in cyberspace is mostly unanswered. Napster, an audio-sharing application company, is being sued by record executives and pop culture icons for supposed copyright infringement. Musical artists are fighting for their right to control the distribution of their songs, while Napster is advocating for wider accessibility. By jumping into the shoes of prominent artists, record company executives, and Napster creators, delegates will be charged to find the balance between sharing the power of music and protecting entertainers’ intellectual property. With a focus on the integrity of artists’ rights, this committee will reimagine this legal trial and decide the future of music streaming.