Moot Court Society
The Moot Court Society is a student-run organization whose purpose is to further the advancement of appellate advocacy. It draws its members from those students who have participated in the Prize Moot Court Competition offered to second-year students, or other co-curricular moot court competitions.
Members participate in the formulation of the Prize Moot Court problem, the administration of the program, and the judging of arguments in other programs. They are also eligible for membership on teams which participate in regional and national competitions.
External Competitions
2010-2011
29th Annual International Moot Court Competition in Information Technology and Privacy Law
Jessica Fiocchi and Alexander Geocaris
Coach: Associate Dean Lenny Mandell
Octo-Finalists
2010 National Latino Law Student Association Moot Court Competition
Daniel Becerra, Omar Salguero, and Gladys Proa Santana
Coach: Professor Robert Jones
Quarter-Finalists
2010 Appellate Lawyers Association National Moot Court Competition
Josh Ladwig and Kristen Shaffer
Coaches: Legal Writing Instructors Jeanna Hunter, Elsa Miller, and Meredith Stange
Finalists, 3rd Best Brief
2010 National Moot Court Competition
Gabriel Casey and Amanda Hamilton
Coach: Professor David Taylor
2011 Jessup Cup International Moot Court Competition
Matthew Hartman, Matthew Jakobze, Emily Martin, Judy Soto, and Glenn Stevenson
Coach; Professor Dan Reynolds
6th Best Brief of 24 submitted briefs, 5th Best Oralist - Emily Martin
2009-2010
28th Annual International Moot Court Competition in Information Technology and Privacy Law
Steven Boldt, Thomas Chan, and Daniel Kegl
Coach: Associate Dean Lenny Mandell
Semi-Finalists, 2nd Best Brief
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