Moot Court Board The Moot Court Board provides an opportunity to sharpen both written and oral advocacy skills through participation in competitions before hypothetical appellate courts at competitions across the country. Our students have performed extremely well in competition. Past Competition Highlights Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition 2017: Champions in the Mid-Atlantic Super-Region 2016: Fourth-Best Brief in the Mid-Atlantic Super-Region 2015: Semi-Finalists and winners of Fourth-Best Brief in the Mid-Atlantic Super-Region 2014: First-Place Oralist in the Mid-Atlantic Super-Region 2013: Second-Place Oralist in the Mid-Atlantic Super-Region 2012: Champions in the Mid-Atlantic Super-Region Nell Hennessy Moot Court Competition 2018: Champions, Best Oral Advocate and Best Brief Saul Lefkowitz Trademark Law Moot Court Competition 2019: Second Place Oral Advocates Albert R. Mugel National Tax Moot Court Competition 2017: Champions, Best Oral Advocate and Second-Best Brief Giles Sutherland Rich Memorial Moot Court Competition 2013: Champions, Best Appellee Brief, Best Appellant Brief Authors, Northeast Super-Region 2012: Champions and Best Appellee Brief in the Southern Super-Region 2011: Best Oral Advocates, Best Combined Brief Score, Best Appellee Brief in Midwestern Super-Region Thurgood Marshall Federal Bar Association Moot Court Competition 2019: Second Place Brief 2014: Second Place Brief 2012: First Place Brief 2009: Champions Temple Regional Oral Argument Competition 2016: Best Overall Advocate ABA Appellate Advocacy Competition 2015: Regional Semi-Finalists National Security Law Moot Court Competition 2015: Best Oral Advocate and Best Overall Advocate Judge John R. Brown Admiralty Moot Court Competition 2014: Second-Place Oralist Compete and Earn Credit Law students not only polish their advocacy skills through Moot Court but can also earn academic credit. Learn More