Teen Court Association of Texas
Mock Trial Competition
The time of year is here again for us to be in preparation for the annual+ Teen Court Competition. Coordinators have been working diligently to plan for the 20 teams that Dana Falk (Metroport) will host on Saturday, April 7, 2018. The competition will take place at Southlake Town Hall, located at 1400 Main Street, Southlake, TX, 76092. The schedule of events will mirror that of 2017’s competition, starting at 7:30AM and ending at 4PM. Each team will have a $75 entry fee and will need to register no later than Monday, February 5, 2018.
At this time, registration is open under the registration tab for your team(s) that wish to participate. Recruit your finest to join us in Southlake for this great show of hard work by our outstanding teens.
At this time, registration is open under the registration tab for your team(s) that wish to participate. Recruit your finest to join us in Southlake for this great show of hard work by our outstanding teens.
On Saturday, April 1, 2017 approximately 60 teen attorneys, bailiffs and jurors gathered at the Fort Worth Southwest Municipal Court for the 11th Annual Texas Teen Court competition. The all day event consisted of 3 mock trial rounds critiqued by a panel of volunteer Judges, prosecutors, and attorneys.
Team 1 from the County of Collin came in first with Plano’s team 2 coming in a close second. Teen Court Teams participating in the annual competition came from around the State representing Teen Courts from Collin County; Coppell, El Campo ISD, Hurst, Euless, Bedford; Fort Worth, Georgetown, Lewisville/Flower Mound, and Plano.
Each team was given 2 simulated cases to present before the panel and the two top scoring teams battled for the 1st place trophy.
Team 1 from the County of Collin came in first with Plano’s team 2 coming in a close second. Teen Court Teams participating in the annual competition came from around the State representing Teen Courts from Collin County; Coppell, El Campo ISD, Hurst, Euless, Bedford; Fort Worth, Georgetown, Lewisville/Flower Mound, and Plano.
Each team was given 2 simulated cases to present before the panel and the two top scoring teams battled for the 1st place trophy.
