Here is a partially-redacted example of a judgment write-up
(a)Facts & Escrow Contract Details:
1) On X Xnd, 201X, X ("buyer") contracted with X ("seller"), where the seller was to X for X bitcoins.
2) I accepted the escrow transaction and am currently holding X bitcoins.
3) The X X'd by the seller was to meet certain requirements specified by the buyer. Specifically, the X was to "X"
4) The seller was required to X the X "X"
5) The X was to be X'd "X" (X Xth, 201X)
6) I have not received any communication from the buyer since the contract went into effect.

(b)Second-hand Information:
1) Seller messaged me on X Xth, 201X saying "X doesn't communicate with me anymore."
2) Seller stated he/she completed Xing the X "2 weeks ago." (X Xrd, 201X)

(c)This matters because:
1) Contract implicitly should not remain outstanding after X Xth, 201X except in extraordinary circumstances. No such extraordinary circumstances were brought to my attention.

(d)It is my findings that:
1) Based on the evidence presented by the seller (a X to X which appears to be the X the buyer requested), he has fulfilled all obligations he is able to under the circumstances. The seller may not have fully complied with the buyer's requests, and may not have X'd X to the X. Without the buyer's input, I assume the seller has held up his end of the deal.
2) Because this contract has exceeded its implicit duration and the buyer has not responded to a message I sent X ago, I assume the buyer is indeed unresponsive.
3) The buyer, by not releasing escrow in a timely manner nor disputing the seller's work, has effectively breached contract.

(e)Based on my findings, I will act to:
1) Release the full amount of escrow (X bitcoins) to the seller fourteen days after this message is sent (this message was sent on X Xth, 201X) if the seller does not respond by the end of X Xst, 201X (US Eastern time) to either release escrow to the seller, present evidence that the seller has not acted in good faith and failed to uphold his end of the contract, or demand to use a third-party arbitrator.