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Should you do a moot court on a whim?
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Should you do a moot court on a whim?
On Jan. 24, on a frigid morning during a cold snap and with just four hours of sleep, I embarked at 7:40 a.m. to meet my partner in crime, Wenyang Ming, for my first mock moot court trial. After I had covered Amicus Curiae a while back, Ming asked me if I would be interested in competing in a moot court. For those who do not know, a moot court deals specifically with the application of the law in analyzing a legal judgement. For example, a mo…
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