Move over, Little League. The Canton, Connecticut junior high team led the state as Mock Trial State Champs. Just barely in their teens, a team of eight junior litigators triumphed over 21 other teams, under the coaching of Judge Michael R. Sheldon and William R. Crowe, of Wethersfield's Mayo, Gilligan & Zito. Sheldon says the students did some things as well or better than the lawyers who appear before him daily.
January 18, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
On the Canton, Conn. town green this holiday season, a local team’s prowess was proudly proclaimed. The junior high team led the state as Mock Trial State Champs.
Move over, Little League. Just barely in their teens, a team of eight junior litigators triumphed over 21 other teams Dec. 14, under the coaching of Judge Michael R. Sheldon and William R. Crowe, of Wethersfield’s Mayo, Gilligan & Zito.
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