MOCK TRIAL: (left to right) Lucy Hardie-Hammond, Sophie Weir, Evan Kelly from Darlington’s Queen Elizabeth Sixth Form College won Teesside University’s annual competition.
STUDENTS from Darlington’s Queen Elizabeth Sixth Form College won Teesside University’s annual Mock Trial Competition.
It is the second successive year that QE students have won the competition and an accolade for the College’s Law Department.
QE’s head of law, Giles Bayliss, said: "I am extremely proud of the three AS Law students - Evan Kelly, Sophie Weir and Lucy Hardie-Hammond - who performed superbly well in the University’s purpose built courtroom. "They successfully prosecuted a case of ABH and were praised for their performance by Andrew Perriman, barrister and senior lecturer in law at Teesside University. They worked hard to perfect their arguments and deserve their success."
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