Debate Results

Eminent domain should be invoked to encourage private development of economically

disadvantaged communities.

Aff: 

Samuel

Illana

Aaron

Neg:

Scott

Miles

Theoren

With five judges, the total possible number of points for a team was 1020.  The winner was the Negative Team with a total number of 918.  The Affirmative Team received 771.5.  

The right to bear arms is an essential component of ordered liberty.

Aff: 

Jacob

Bradley

Skye

Neg: 

Kim

Andrea

Si Ai 

With three judges, the total possible number of points for a team was 612.  The winner was the Affirmative Team with a total number of 501.  The Negative Team received 471.5.  

Government should improve educational opportunities for disadvantaged students by facilitating access to parochial schools.

Aff: 

Richard

Sean

Ilan

Neg: 

Pia

Annais

Rebecca

With three judges, the total possible number of points for a team was 612.  The winner was the Affirmative Team with a total number of 514.  The Negative Team received 470.   

Mandatory drug tests for public school students who participate in extracurricular activities violate the fourth amendment. 

Neg: 

Autumn

Elijah

Alex

Morgan

Aff: 

Maddie

Chelsea

Tiera

With two judges total number of points was 408.  The winner was the Affirmative Team with a total of 336.  The Negative Team received 334.  

The right to bear arms is an essential component of ordered liberty.

Aff:

Ying

Nam 

Richard

Neg:

Nick

Patrick

Holden

With a total of 3 judges, the highest possible number of points was 612.  The winner was the Negative Team, with a total of 514.  The Affirmative Team received 489 points.  

Mandatory drug tests for public school students who participate in extracurricular activities violate the fourth amendment. 

Aff: 

Sora

Elijah

Nyasa

Neg: 

Jeremy

Kareem

Ralphie

With a total of 2 judges, the highest number of points possible was 408.  The winner was the Affirmative Team with a total of 341 points.  The Negative Team received 296 points.  

“Under God” in our Pledge of Allegiance and “In God we trust” on our currency are offensive to the first amendment.

 Aff: 

Olivia

Ferawsi

Kayla

Neg:

Mateo

Jacinto

Noah

Jonny

With a total of two judges, the highest possible number of points was 408.  The winner was the Affirmative Team with a total of 330 points.  The Negative Team received 289 points.