Courtroom Artist Contest
The Foundation’s Courtroom Artist Contest is now in its fourth year. The competition gives art students an opportunity to stretch their artistic muscles while supporting their school’s mock trial team.
The 2019 winning entries appear below. New Jersey Supreme Court Chief Justice Stuart Rabner will present awards to the winners of this year’s contest at the high school Final Mock Trial Competition to be held at the New Jersey Law Center on April 11, 2019.
There will be a Courtroom Artist Workshop held at the New Jersey Law Center on October 16, 2019 to prepare teachers for the 2020 contest. To register for that workshop, click here or on the button below. If you would prefer to submit your registration via mail or fax, download the registration form here.
For questions about the Courtroom Artist Contest, contact Cynthia Pellegrino at [email protected] or 732-937-7507.
2019 First Place Winner
by Sarah Switlyk of North Hunterdon High School
2019 Second Place Winner
by Jeffrey Jackson-Perry of Rosa L. Parks Fine and Performing Arts High School
2019 Third Place Winner
by Yuri Kim of East Brunswick High School
Honorable Mentions
2019 Honorable Mention
by Arami Ruiz Diaz of North Bergen High School
2019 Honorable Mention
by Edmona Gomes of Morris County School of Technology
2019 Honorable Mention
by Gerard Murjani of North Hunterdon High School
2019 Honorable Mention
by Abdiel Olivencia of Thomas Jefferson Arts Academy
2019 Honorable Mention
by Sarah Skalski of Ridge High School