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The Foundation of the International Association of Defense Counsel (IADC) has a YouTube channel with short videos offering mock trial tips for students. The videos include helpful suggestions for conducting direct and cross examination, opening statements and closing arguments. We hope you will share this resource with your team(s).

Click on the link to view the videos https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU7O9YMPCBOYw7msG9nDkEQ/videos

As an added feature of the Mock Trial Program, we invite artistically talented students from schools participating in the Mock Trial tournament to submit a drawing of an actual courtroom scene for judging in this state-wide competition. Each school in the regional tournament can be represented by a courtroom artist or artists who will document the trial in which their school's team is competing.  

The drawings will be judged, and each artist will receive a certificate. Regional winners will be notified as soon as the judging is complete, and will receive a plaque. A state winner will also be announced at the state tournament, and will receive an award during the closing ceremony. Any submitted illustrations may be used for local news releases and statewide publications.  

To register, each contestant must complete a court artist registration form and submit it by March 1st. Download the folder registration form  and follow the instructions for submission.

TO QUALIFY, ALL CONTESTANTS MUST STRICTLY FOLLOW THESE RULES:

  1. All court artists must observe all rules regarding ethical conduct for the Mock Trial Program.
  2. Court artists will sketch for the rounds in which their school’s team(s) are competing.
  3. Sketches must be created during rounds 1 and/or 2 of the regional competition, but need not be completed during the rounds. Artists may work on sketches during breaks in the competition.
  4. Only the best two sketches per artist may be submitted for judging to the regional coordinator by the end of the championship round.
  5. Sketches must be created and completed on paper that is 11 inches by 17 inches.
  6. Sketches must be black-and-white, and any dry medium may be used.
  7. Artists must supply all their materials.
  8. Sketches must depict actual courtroom scenes observed by the artist, and they must be created and completed solely by the artist submitting the sketches for judging without help from any outside sources.
  9. Because these pictures may be reproduced, they need to have strong enough line value and shading to be seen clearly once scanned.
  10. Artists must check-in with the regional coordinator before each round of the competition begins for courtroom assignments and seating instructions.

All entries become the property of the Arizona Foundation for Legal Services & Education and may be used by the Foundation for whatever purpose is deemed appropriate. A team of judges from around Arizona will judge sketches based on accuracy of proportion, realism, figure/ground relationship and use of contrast, etc. Regional winners will be notified as soon as results are returned from the judges. Regional winners will receive a plaque. An overall state winner will be announced and will be invited to attend the state tournament where they will receive an award during the closing ceremony.

 

Arizona High School Mock Trial State Champions

 

2024 - Veritas Preparatory Academy - Phoenix

2023 - University High School - Tucson

2022 - Veritas Preparatory Academy - Phoenix ** Nat'l 3rd Place Champion

2021 - Veritas Preparatory Academy - Phoenix

2020 - No state champion due to the COVID-19 pandemic

2019 - Veritas Preparatory Academy - Phoenix

2018 - Arizona School for the Arts - Phoenix

2017 - Arizona School for the Arts - Phoenix ** Nat'l 9th Place Champion

2016 - University High School - Tucson

2015 - Xavier College Preparatory - Phoenix

2014 - University High School - Tucson ** Nat'l 5th Place Champions

2013 - Mountain Ridge High School - Phoenix

2012 - Xavier College Preparatory - Phoenix

2011 - University High School - Tucson

2010 - Arizona School for the Arts - Phoenix

2009 - University High School - Tucson

2008 - University High School - Tucson

2007 - Xavier College Preparatory - Phoenix

2006 - University High School - Tucson ** Nat'l 6th Place Champion 

2005 - University High School - Tucson ** Nat'l 3rd Place Champion

2004 - Sahuaro High School - Tucson

2003 - Sahuaro High School - Tucson

2002 - Sahuaro High School - Tucson

2001 - Mountain Ridge High School - Glendale ** Nat'l 4th Place Champion

2000 - Deer Valley High School - Glendale

1999 - Deer Valley High School - Glendale

1998 - Xavier College Preparatory - Phoenix

1997 - Deer Valley High School - Glendale ** Nat'l Champion

1996 - Deer Valley High School - Glendale ** Nat'l 2nd Place Champion

1995 - Deer Valley High School - Glendale

1994 - Phoenix Country Day School - Phoenix

1993 - Deer Valley High School - Glendale ** Nat'l 2nd Place Champion

1992 - Deer Valley High School - Glendale

1991 - South Mountain High School - Phoenix

1990 - Deer Valley High School - Glendale

1989 - Deer Valley High School - Glendale

1988 - Deer Valley High School - Glendale

1987 - Xavier College Preparatory - Phoenix ** Nat'l Champion

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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