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Dos Pueblos Mock Trial Repeats as Empire Philadelphia Constitutional Classic Champions
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The Santa Barbara Independent
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In Monday’s championship round, the Dos Pueblos prosecution team defeated the Central Carolina Homeschoolers Veritas, the North Carolina state mock trial champions.
This is only the second year that Empire has held the tournament in Philadelphia, so Dos Pueblos remains the only Constitutional Classic champion.
The tournament brought together 36 of the top mock trial programs in the United States and also included two teams from Canada.
Junior Ethan Gardiner won an outstanding attorney award and junior Stella Moreno won an outstanding witness award for her portrayal of a university dean of academic affairs.