Pint-Sized Prodigies

There's always room for more lawyers in DC. A mock trial hosted by Mayer Brown brought together more than 50 young Higher Achievement DC scholars with 30 Mayer Brown lawyers and staff, above in the firm's 1999 K St office. In the role of judges: DC Superior Court judges Judith Bartnoff and Neal Kravitz. The students took on the roles of witnesses, jurors, bailiffs, clerks, and lawyers. They're in middle school now, but just give it a few years...

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