Students across the Island took part in a second annual legal competition.
The Isle of Man Courts and Tribunals Service hosted a mock court trial on Saturday ,November 23 for sixth form students from QEII, Castle Rushen, Ballakermeen, and St Ninian's High School.
Pupils were assigned a role as either prosecution or defence and tasked with making or opposing mock applications for Court Bail.
Legal Officer, Alexander Armstrong says the participants demonstrated impressive public speaking skills.
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