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Our Mock Trial Curriculum provides high school students with an immersive, hands-on legal education through virtual court simulations.
This program allows students to step into the roles of attorneys, witnesses, and judges, applying legal principles to real-world cases while sharpening their analytical thinking, public speaking, and argumentation skills.
⚖️ Constitutional Law – Analyze and argue landmark cases involving freedom of speech, religion, the press, and civil rights to understand the evolving interpretation of the U.S. Constitution.
⚖️ Criminal Law – Examine different crimes, intent, and defenses while debating real-life criminal cases and their impact on justice.
⚖️ Human Rights & Democracy – Explore global and national legal disputes regarding civil liberties, equal protection, and the role of law in democratic governance.
⚖️ Torts & Contracts Law – Study civil lawsuits, liability, and contract disputes, gaining insight into how courts resolve conflicts beyond criminal cases.
⚖️ Intent of the Law – Debate legal interpretations and how judicial decisions shape policies and individual rights.
Students participate in virtual courtrooms, presenting cases as prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges, and jury members.
Develop legal strategies, craft arguments, and examine precedent cases to support positions
Engage in structured questioning to challenge evidence, build logical arguments, and defend positions effectively.
Strengthen persuasive writing and courtroom presentation skills through legal brief writing and opening/closing statements.
Participate in structured live sessions or self-paced flex classes tailored to individual schedules.
Gain hands-on exposure to the legal system and trial procedures, preparing for future legal studies.
Earn a certificate upon completion, showcasing debate and legal analysis skills for college applications.
Through simulated trials, landmark case studies, and rigorous legal debates, students will gain a deep understanding of the law while building essential advocacy skills, preparing them for future careers in law, government, and public policy.