Mock Trial
The Arizona High School Mock Trial Program, co-sponsored by the Arizona Foundation for Legal Services & Education and the State Bar of Arizona's Young Lawyers Division, teaches students in grades 9-12 about the law and the legal system by participating in a simulated trial. The program is an opportunity for students to learn about the law and the legal system from practicing attorneys; for teachers to work closely with attorneys to reinforce legal concepts in the classroom; and for attorneys to share their expertise about the law and their legal skills.
Civics Contests
Youth can demonstrate their civics knowledge and win a prize!
Courtroon Artist Contest
Students submit live courtroon illustrations to be judged in the statewide competition.
Document Center
Download and view important digital content pertaining to this program.
FAQs
See the answers to commonly asked questions.
Grant Opportunities
Small grant available to assist law related education programs.
History
View previous winners of the state tournament.
Important Dates
Don't miss out on important program deadlines and key dates.
Judge Registration
Signup to share your expertise and knowledge of the legal system with students.
Mock Trial
Mock Trial teaches students about the law and legal system by participating in a simulated trial.
Mock Trial Games
Introduce or reinforce civic and law related topics in a fun and engaging way.
Mock Trial Training
Learn more about and register for free training.
Need an Attorney Coach?
Request a volunteer attorney to help prepare a mock trial team.
Registration History
Review and make changes to team details.
Teacher Assistance
Connect with regional coordinators for advice and information.
Team Registration
Register a high school team(s) for competition!
Tips for Teachers
Pre-recorded videos that provide advice for a successful mock trial team.