national moot court competition

2010 National Moot Court Competition

The Charleston School of Law is pleased to announce the third annual CSOL National Moot Court Competition will be held on February 5- 6, 2010 at the Historic Embassy Suites in Downtown Charleston, South Carolina. 

The Issue will be a relevant topic of Constitutional Law. 

The Competition is open to all Law Schools with each school allowed to enter up to two teams.  Cost is $425 per team.

2009 CSOL National Moot Court Competition

Fifteen teams from nine law schools across the country grappled with a constitutional problem specially formulated for the event -- whether the state should issue "I Believe" license plates that feature a cross. In 2008, a U.S. District Court thwarted a state statute that authorized the plates due to First Amendment considerations.  

Results

1st Place  -  Seton Hall University School of Law

Runner-Up  -  Florida Coastal School of Law

Best Oral Advocate  -  Ms. Ryan Hart from Seton Hall University School of Law

Best Brief  -  Elon University School of Law

Participants

Appalachian School of Law

Charlotte School of Law

University of Detroit Mercy School of Law

Duke University School of Law

Elon University School of Law

Florida Coastal School of Law

Mercer University Walter F George School of Law

New York Law School

Seton Hall University School of Law