When a jury trial went from real life to reenactment, a court case involving a DUI charge ended with a different verdict for one unlucky defendant.Members of the Citizens Police Academy were part of a mock trial held recently at McMinnville Police Department. The case was taken from an actual court case heard in Warren County.Retired Judge Charles Haston, who presided over the mock trial, as well as local attorneys and representatives from the district attorney’s office, offered a realistic feel to the event.“We first offered a mock trial during the last class and it was instantly a huge success,” said McMinnville Police Chief Charlie Sewell. “Local attorneys and police officers participate in a realistic depiction of this important part of our criminal justice system.”Darrell Julian, of the DA’s office, played the part of the prosecutor, and John Partin played the defense attorney for the accused, Norman Elrod.Elrod’s defense claimed he was impaired because of a head injury.