2020 AMTA National Championship Judges Registration Form

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Hosted by Loyola University Chicago, presented by the American Mock Trial Association.

First Name *

Last Name *

Email *

Phone *

For use only during tournament weekend.

Please indicate the round(s) for which you are available. Please note that each round is preceded by a mandatory judges' orientation. The times indicated are from the beginning of the orientation until the conclusion of the trial. Each trial lasts approximately three (3) hours.

Dinner provided Friday, Breakfast and Lunch provided Saturday, Breakfast provided Sunday

Round 1 (Friday, April 17): 5:30pm - 9:30pm

Round 2 (Saturday, April 18): 8:45am - 12:45pm

Round 3 (Saturday, April 18): 1:45pm - 5:45pm

Round 4 (Sunday, April 19): 8:45am - 12:45pm

Please note your professional experience: *

Sitting or Retired Judge

Attorney with significant trial or mock trial experience

Attorney with some trial or mock trial experience

Attorney with limited or no trial experience

Non-Attorney (including Law Students) who competed at a previous AMTA National Championship Tournament

Law Student who has not competed at a previous AMTA National Championship Tournament

Required

Mock trial judges preside and/or score. Presiding judges perform the duties typically associated with trial court judges (managing the trial, ruling on evidentiary issues, etc.). Scoring judges evaluate student performance and provide an oral critique at the conclusion of the trial. Presiding judges may also be asked to evaluate and critique student performance. Do you prefer to preside, score, or are you willing to do either? *

Prefer to preside, but will score if needed

Prefer to score, but will preside if needed

Prefer to score and cannot preside

No preference and willing to preside or score

Required

Please describe any affiliation you have with any collegiate mock trial team. Be sure to list the team(s). An affiliation is any current or former involvement as a competitor or coach, or a close personal relationship with a competitor. Merely recognizing a team does not create an affiliation.

Please use the space below to ask any questions you may have, or to share any additional information you wish.

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