A mock court once thought so, ruling that chicken soup deserved the title of "Jewish penicillin".
The lord himself usually presided over these affairs with a mock court and received comic homage from the revelers.
After New Zealand's defeat by South Africa at Ellis Park in August 2004, the team held a mock court session.
There's an enthusiastic community called Dogspotting, with strict rules and even its own mock court for the rulebreakers.
Joyce was always driving Patty's siblings to Painting, Guitar, Ballet, Japanese, Debate, Drama, Piano, Fencing, and Mock Court, but Patty herself seldom rode with Joyce anymore.
By organising mock court trials and pro bono work, universities are always offering ways for students to help show – and hone – these skills in a legal context.
The play posits a story in which a white woman has been murdered, and a company of black actors is re-enacting the crime before a mock court of other black actors costumed as white aristocrats.
First performed in Paris in 1959, and in this country in New York in 1961 (with a cast that included James Earl Jones, Roscoe Lee Browne, Cicely Tyson, Louis Gossett Jr. and Maya Angelou), this play posits a scenario in which a white woman has been raped and murdered and a troupe of black actors is re-enacting the crime before a mock court of other black actors costumed as white aristocrats.
Of the 33 St John's students suspended amid the bullying controversy in 2012, 32 of them were represented by one of the boys' own mothers before a "mock court" to appeal a ban on their contesting positions within the college student council.
