The Carr Competition is King Hall's intraschool mock trial competition, presented by the King Hall Trial Practice Honors Board. Named for the late Judge Frances Carr, the first female Sacramento County Superior Court judge, the annual competition allows King Hall students the opportunity to participate in four rounds of mock trial, presided over by local judges and critiqued by legal professionals.
Carr Competition 2024
Carr Competition 2023
Carr Competition 2022
Carr Competition 2019: Emilee Renner '19 and Anujan Jeevaprakash '19
Carr Competition 2017: Molly Miram '19 and Tanvi Shah '19
Carr Competition 2016: Cathryn Dalton '17 and Kaitlyn Jensen '17
Carr Competition 2014: Giolinh Luong '16 and Katie Wellman '16
The Carr Competition offers students the opportunity to participate in a mock trial and compete against other UC Davis Law Students.
Participants (aka, "attorneys" in the case) who enroll can earn one credit for their participation, even if they have already competed in the Carr Competition before. Participation requires competing in the preliminary rounds and attending the boot camp. Please note—though 1Ls can compete, they cannot receive any credit for competing.