Mock Trial Team Ends Successful Season

April 13, 2004

The Harvard mock trial team, a close-knit group of pre-laws and legal enthusiasts, worked its way to the best finish in recent memory last weekend at the American Mock Trial Association (AMTA) national championship.

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Legally Southern

December 19, 2006

The personal account of a participant in the 2006 High School Seminar Program.

Several months ago an invitation for a mock trial seminar at Harvard was sent to my school. Emily Cegielski, Saige Pilgrim and I, being mock trial fanatics, knew we could not pass up such an offer. Before long we had plane tickets to Boston.

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Harvard Mock Trial Places Third In National Championship

April 18, 2005

Harvard Mock Trial’s self-titled Team Courageous placed third in the American Mock Trial Association (AMTA) National Championship in Des Moines, Iowa over the weekend—the best that any Harvard team has ever done.

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Harvard Mock Trial Places Second at Nationals

April 17, 2006

Harvard’s Mock Trial ‘A’ team landed second place in the annual American Mock Trial Association National Championship, losing to the University of Virginia by one point in a tie-break decision—the closest competition in league history.

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Harvard's First Mock Trial

March 14, 1895

A mock trial, conducted almost entirely by Harvard graduates, will be given under the auspices of the local post of the Grand Army, in Union Hall, March 27. E. B. Hale L. S. '75 will be the presiding judge and W. E. Russell '77 and J. J. Myers '69 will be associate judges. W. A. Bancroft '78 and L. G. Blair '78 will be the lawyer and associate on one side and E. R. Champlin '80 and W. E. Hutchins '79 on the other. A. M. Howe '69 will be clerk of the court.

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Mock Trial Team Scores Victory At Nationals

March 23, 2005

Living up to their label of “Team Courageous,” seven members of the Harvard Mock Trial team defeated the competition at the National Intercollegiate Mock Trial Tournament in Richmond, Ky. this past weekend and managed to score Harvard’s first victory in a national tournament.

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