In each simulation, two participants will play the role of the plaintiff and defendant. Two or more participants will play the roles of the witnesses from the plaintiff's side, and two or more form the defendant's side. One participant will play the role of the plaintiff's lawyer, and one will play the role of the defendant's lawyer. One other participant will serve as the judge. Alternatively, if there are more students than there are roles, more than one judges can be appointed. A maximum number of four judges are recommended. If there are some extra students, they can be made observers and their job will be to observe and report the findings to the class once the trial is over.

1. The Planning Stage: Were you able to plan well? What were your strengths? What were the hurdles? What could you do better in the future?
2. The Trial Stage: Did you feel well prepared sitting against your opponent team? How did you feel emotionally? Were you able to put your point across? How was communication between the teams?
3. The Decision: Was it favorable? Were you able to get justice for your client? /Were you able to take a decision based on all the evidence provided to you?
4. Did you miss on any key legal issues? What will you do next time?
5. Key takeaways