This year’s The Cathedral School Moot Court presents a tense reenactment of the Queensland court process, where a gripping fictional story is brought to life through a mock trial. With the prosecution played by Ryan Catholic College, and defence by The Cathedral School, this interesting hypothetical legal case will be argued before the jury, played by St Margaret Mary’s, and returning Judge, Greg Cudmore.
By The Publicity People: Grace Taylor, Abigail Sadewasser, Charli Harris
A night of celebration ended in tragedy. Year 12 graduate Jasmine Eve now faces charges of manslaughter after school captain Lucas Adams fell 18 storeys during a drug-fuelled party on the Gold Coast. What really happened that night, and who is responsible?
The trial will occur on Tuesday, 24th of June, hosted at The Cathedral School’s Lecture Theatre, and will run for the duration of the day.
More than a play or a show of acting, this mock trial follows the legal process of Queensland court as accurately as possible. Moot Court endeavours to put senior legal students in the shoes of real legal professionals, challenging their public speaking, analytical skills and courtroom knowledge.
Students are invited to witness justice put to the test in a show of courtroom commotion and critical thinking, as Lucas’ story is revealed and Jasmine’s freedom is on the line.
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