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This weekend, your UNC Charlotte Mockers competed in Kennesaw's OWL Classic at Atlanta's John Marshall Law School with several other universities.
We took a team of our best to Atlanta to face off in two riveting rounds of litigation on the Ari Felder v. Koller-Campbell Air, LLC case.
A few of our teammates went outside of their comfort zone by trying out new roles to improve their skills, some of us even learned how to tie a tie. We enjoyed a wonderful weekend in downtown Atlanta trying to find parking and enjoying some of the local cuisines.
A special shout out to Anna McFadden for winning a witness award in her first-ever Mock Trial competition!
We look forward to our next competition!
Thank you to all our donors for your support in making this possible!
We competed at Davidson's first-ever Mock Trial Competition with several other universities.
Three teams of our amazing UNC Charlotte students competed against universities from across the country.
Several of our members participated in their first-ever mock trials gaining them a lot of much-needed experience. We perfected our arguments, case theories, and witness personalities during the weekend. Despite the stressful amount of preparation that went into this weekend we still found time for our midterms and to hang out around Davidson's campus.
A special shout out to Team 1299's Colin Coleman for winning an Attorney Award!
We look forward to our next competition!
Who knows, we might even host our own invitational in the near future ;)
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