Defending the home: R v Marv and Harry
Students step into a simulated moot court inspired by the Home Alone movie scenario
Essentials of mooting
Students learn about the different legal professions and role play a scripted course scene.
Workshop overview
| Year level | 11 to 12 |
| Capacity | 16-32 students. If you want to bring more students, email highschool.workshops@qut.edu.au |
| When | School days: Monday to Friday |
| Duration | Half day |
| Where | QUT Gardens Point, Science and Engineering Centre |
| Cost | Free (late cancellation fees apply. See terms and conditions.) |
Workshop details
In this half-day workshop, students participate in a simulated moot court based on the Home Alone movie scenario.
Taking on the roles of legal professionals, teams will analyse the fictional case, examining key issues such as negligence, liability, and self-defence.
This hands-on workshop offers an immersive experience in the criminal justice system, fostering skills in legal reasoning, public speaking, and critical legal thinking.
Through interactive debates and case analysis, participants will sharpen their advocacy skills while exploring real-world legal principles in a fun and engaging environment.
Curriculum links
Year 11 and 12 QCAA
Legal Studies Senior Syllabus
- Unit 1: Beyond reasonable doubt
Topic 3: Criminal trial process
Contact us
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