Courtroom Drama
Reading between the lines
- 10 days is enough, which means you'll use two of them.
- Needs up to 6 people. Everyone competent is already in three groups — ask today.
- No PPO. Enter for the prize or the practice — just be honest about which.
The ask
Courtroom Drama About the Competition Courtroom Drama is a simulated trial exercise where teams role-play as counsel, witnesses, and judges while presenting arguments around a fictional case. Eligibility Preferably open to law students. Open to all students with an interest in mock trial. Each team must consist of 4–6 members. Format A case brief will be distributed in advance. Teams will prepare their respective roles and arguments. Teams will present their arguments before a jury panel consisting of practicing lawyers or faculty. Participants may take roles such as counsel, witnesses, and judges. Process Register as a team of 4–6 members. Receive the fictional case brief in advance. Prepare arguments and assign roles. Report at least 30 minutes before the event. Present the simulated trial before the jury panel. Judges will evaluate the team's courtroom performance. Rules Team size must be 4–6 members. The case brief will be provided in advance. Teams should prepare their arguments and assigned roles based on the case. Participants must carry valid college IDs. Participants must report at least 30 minutes before the event. Judges' decisions will be final and bin…
Who can enter
Read this before you write forty slides, not after.
- Undergraduate
- Postgraduate
- Engineering Students
- Management
- Arts, Commerce, Sciences & Others
- Law
Skills involved
And the ones you'll add to LinkedIn on Sunday night.
- Legal Research And Analysis
- Public Speaking And Presentation Skills
- Trial Advocacy
- Legal Writing And Drafting