The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 18 December 1985 — Page 11

School news

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Wed., December 18,1985—THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Experiencing a mock trial

The eighth grade class from Syracuse Middle School visited the Kosciusko County Courthouse and Jail on Wednesday, Nov. 27. A highlight of the trip was experienced when students became judge, jury, prosecuting attorney, lawyers, and defendant in a mock trial. Acting out parts gave students a better idea of the court process than can be learned in lectures and books. Judge Brunner came to the new court room and answered questions concerning the judicial system. In the jail a tour was conducted showing the security devices, cells, recreation area and kitchen facilities to the students.

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Another high point came when the students talked with an inmate who warned against stealing and taking drugs and adivsed the students to never start breaking laws as the best prevention for a life of crime. '• Students toured the old courthouse, learning that it was originally heated by fireplaces. Crossing through the tunnel they viewed the fantastic glass mural in the new court building with its scene of farms and lakes and varied life in our country. The trip was organized by Mrs. Arlene Corson and Mr. Leroy Rapp, health teachers at the Syracuse school, after an invitation by Mr. Tom Kitch, Kosciusko County detective.