□ ORCS for 13 straight years · 9 National appearances · Top 10 program in the country · 2026 National Championship qualified
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Georgia Tech Mock Trial is a nationally ranked competitive program competing under the American Mock Trial Association. We field four teams, travel the country, and host our own tournament — the Ramblin' Wreck Invitational.
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Not just for pre-law students
GTMT gives students the chance to learn about the American legal system by playing attorneys and witnesses on both sides of an AMTA case — developing case theories, witness characters, and handling rules of evidence arguments in real competitive trials.
If you love to argue, have experience in public speaking, or are just looking for a meaningful experience — Mock Trial is for you. Most of our program is actually in STEM.
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Get in touch
Questions about recruitment, the Ramblin' Wreck Invitational, donations, or anything else? Reach out to our executive board.
Join GTMT
Tryout signup for 2026–2027 is open now. We recruit once a year — don't miss the window.
No experience needed. We've turned complete beginners into top competitors.
All majors. CS, Biology, Business, Engineering — we're one of the most diverse clubs on campus.
Real competition. Travel to tournaments, argue real AMTA cases, compete nationally.
Once you're in, you're in. No annual tryouts — you're part of the GTMT family for good.
Contact Milo Karnes (Membership Chair) with any questions
Andy McNeil, Esq. — GT Class of 2001
A proud Georgia Tech alumnus with 18+ years of legal experience, Andy has coached GTMT since 2007 and now serves as Co-Director of GT's Law, Science, and Technology Program. Under his leadership, GTMT has become one of the most consistently competitive programs in the country.