moot court

In law school he was a member of the moot court team.

"First of all, I did win an international moot court competition," he said.

The school is known for its success in national and international moot court competitions.

Washington University has one of the oldest and largest moot court programs in the country.

The college has a good track record in international moot court competitions.

At times, law students (especially those with past undergraduate moot court experience) are asked to judge.

It is also the only bankruptcy moot court competition in the nation.

The students have performed well in various national and international moot court competitions.

You were that way in the moot court in law school.

He peppered her with questions in a moot court session.

There are pictures of them all clowning around after moot court.

They have also been leaders in the Moot Court competition for some time.

Students participate in national and international moot court activities.

On the internal front, moot courts are well integrated in the curriculum of the University.

The students also have the chance to represent the faculty at Moot courts related to the field.

As a law student at Rutgers, he was the first black to win the prestigious moot court competition in 1978.

Other features include a new Moot Court and student lounge.

Good judges are the key to a good moot court hearing.

This is not a high school moot court, where students pretend to be players in a court of law.

Each year it enters approximately 30 teams in national moot court competitions.

A number of moot court competitions focus on specific areas of law.

And, with the exception of moot court, he'd never tried a case in front of a jury.

The legal sparring was worthy of a moot court proceeding.

Moot court membership or award (based on oral and written argument).

Students had participated in a number of national and international Moot Court competitions.