47th Annual Los Angeles County CompetitionThe Los Angeles Mock Trial Program is an academic competition in which over 2,500 high school and middle school students compete at the county level. Student teams study a hypothetical case, conduct legal research, and receive guidance from volunteer attorneys in courtroom procedures and trial preparation. The trial itself is a simulation of a criminal case, in which students portray lawyers, witnesses, court clerks, and bailiffs, thus acquiring a working knowledge of our judicial system while developing their analytical abilities and communication skills. |
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Courtroom Artist Contest
Case Materials - Case, Brief, and Rulebook Competition Forms - Roster, Timesheet, Observer Form.
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The Mock Trial Program is sponsored by Teach Democracy (formerly Constitutional Rights Foundation), a non-profit, non-partisan educational foundation that has developed law and business-related educational programs in Los Angeles for over 60 years. The Los Angeles County Mock Trial Competition is co-sponsored by:
Daily Journal Corporation
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Los Angeles County Superior Court
Los Angeles County Bar Association
