Sentences with phrase «mock court cases»

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Set up as a mock - trial, the session was designed to examine the increasingly common dilemma of whether evidence such as MRI images, which can be used to see damage in the brain such as lesions or tumors, should be entered into court cases.

CRF's Mock Trial Competition is a simulation of a criminal court case in which students portray each of the principals in the cast of courtroom characters (lawyers, witnesses, court clerks, bailiffs, etc).

The Institute organized mock court hearings for 20 percent of all the cases heard last year by Canada's highest court, according to the newspaper.

Legal education is geared to litigation, from case studies and rules and procedures to moot courts and mock trials.

Student competitors participated in a hypothetical appeal to the United States Supreme Court, which required them to write a brief, as either respondent or petitioner, then argue their case in front of the mock cCourt, which required them to write a brief, as either respondent or petitioner, then argue their case in front of the mock courtcourt.

The project culminates in a Constitutional Law Moot Court Competition where two students from each classroom are chosen to argue as the «Petitioner» and the other as the «Respondent» in a mock United States Supreme Court case.

This means that for a long time now Michael Ketchmark and his experienced team of personal injury lawyers have been delving deeply into jury research and staging mock trials before they enter into a real court room with the personal injury case they are working on at that time.

Justice Scalia filed a dissent in which he mocked the majority's blurred line and said that it would lead to many more cases in which courts would have to figure out how much the system in question resembled a cable operation.

How to gather the facts, organization, reviewing paperwork, presenting our case, how the other side would react, our court conduct, and Coach Michael even went through a mock court hearing with us to get us comfortable with asking the questions we had prepared for the hearing.