
The Florida High School Mock Trial Competition is an academic competition in which a team of 6-8 students simulate the roles of both attorneys and witnesses in a fictional trial situation. Students have approximately five months to prepare for their roles.
Case materials, questions and answers, and other resources are posted on-line by FLREA, Inc. Students compete against other teams in their judicial circuit, and the winner of that competition comes to the state competition which will be held this year in March at the Orange County Courthouse. Some circuit competitions are organized by local contacts. FLREA organizes remaining circuits which operate without local coordinators. This is the most hands-on, intensive learning simulation about the trial process available to high school students. For additional details, please contact Erin Crowe at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .}
2013 Florida High School Mock Trial Report
Resources
The Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. offers a wide variety of law related and civic education training opportunities.
Contact FLREA at 850-386-8223 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to discuss your local training needs. Staff and consultants can help you design an effective training program at any grade level.
National level training programs are available as well. Check under links to access other training opportunities.
Archived Cases
Below you will find previous years' cases for your use. These resources may be put to good use as practice tools or educational materials.
- Cameron Duncan v. Robin Hightower
- Sal Lantro v. Gates County School Board
- State of Florida v. Chris Byrd
- State of Florida v. Jamie Olsen
- State of Florida v. Jesse Woodson
- State of Florida v. Marla Manning
- State of Florida v. Regan Buschell
- State of Florida v. Toni Menendez
- Young v. Gardner

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