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Berrien County Historical Association Executive Director Rhiannon Cizon, back, serves as judge as Miyah Lee questions a witness during a St. Joseph High School constitutional law class mock trial Wednesday at the 1839 Courthouse in Berrien Springs.
BERRIEN SPRINGS — Justice was on display Wednesday as 13 practical law students from St. Joseph High School participated in a mock trial at the old Berrien County Courthouse in Berrien Springs.
Volunteers made up the 12-person jury, two of whom happened to be former prosecutors. Berrien County Historical Association Director Rhiannon Cizon said the BCHA had to turn interested volunteers away because of the response.
Berrien County Historical Association Executive Director Rhiannon Cizon, back, serves as judge as Miyah Lee questions a witness during a St. Joseph High School constitutional law class mock trial Wednesday at the 1839 Courthouse in Berrien Springs.
