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  • About
    • Members
    • Bylaws, Standards, DEI
  • Get Involved
    • Alumni
    • Judges
    • Sponsors
  • Student Info
    • Admission
    • Academic Credit
    • Order of Barristers
  • In-House Competitions
    • Mock Trial
    • Negotiation
    • Appellate Advocacy
    • In-house Comp Results
  • UW Law Teams
    • Tryouts
    • Mock Trial >
      • AAJ Mock Trial
      • NTC (TYLA) Mock Trial
      • Constance Baker/Thurgood Marshall
    • Moot Court >
      • National Moot Court (NY BAR)
      • Jessup International Moot Court
      • Environmental Moot Court
      • NNALSA Moot Court
      • Thomas Tang Moot Court
      • Uvaldo Herrera National Moot
    • Voir Dire


​AAJ Student Trial Advocacy Competition

​About the Competition

The American Association for Justice (AAJ) seeks to inspire excellence in trial advocacy through training and education for both law students and practicing attorneys. The association accomplishes this goal in part by sponsoring the National Student Trial Advocacy Competition (STAC), an annual nationwide mock trial competition. The competition is an exceptional opportunity for law students to develop and practice their trial advocacy skills before distinguished members of the bar and bench.
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AAJ's mock trial cases are always civil cases and tend to deal with products liability, personal injury, or medical malpractice/negligence issues. Teams will be judged on their skills in case preparation, opening statements, use of facts, the examination of lay and expert witnesses, and closing arguments. There will be no written exercise.

More information about AAJ can be found at the competition website.
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2025 San Francisco: Katherine, Shelby, Sarah & Alisa
2024-2025
Sarah Fassio (3L)
Alisa Das (3L)
Shelby Carroll (2L)
Katherine Lin (2L)
2023-2024
Sarah Fassio (2L)
Tyler Hwang (2L)
Benjamin Ratcliff (2L)
Faye White (2L)

2019-2020
Mallory Barnes-Ohlson(3L)
Drew Lombardi (3L)
Austin Neff (3L)
Tia Nguyen (3L)
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Benjamin Watson (3L)
Amani Samad (2L)
Tierney Vial (2L)

Conor McCauley (2L)
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2018-2019
Arielle Berne (3L)

Vanessa James (3L)
Evan Boeshans (3L)
Drew Lombardi (2L)
Mallory Barnes-Ohlson (2L)
Austin Neff (2L)
Benjamin Watson (2L)
Jackson Marchant (2L)
2017-1028
​Rosa Ostrom (3L)

Stephan Yhann (3L)
Madhu Panjini (3L)
Theo Shaw (3L)
Nathaniel Block (3L)
Brittney Tubbs (3L)
Arielle Berne (2L)
Vanessa James ​(2L)

2016-2017
​Patrick Dahn (3L)
Francisco Carriedo (3L)
James Prescott (3L)
Rosa Ostrom (2L)
Stephan Yhann (2L)
Eric Kohan (2L)
Nathaniel Block (2L)
Brittney Tubbs ​(2L)
​Theo Shaw (2L)
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