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Moot Court

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Contact: Dr. Daryl Fair (fair@tcnj.edu)

Moot Court competition involves oral argument of hypothetical cases before a simulated U.S. Supreme Court.  Preparation for competition is done through a course, POL370/Topics in Political Science:  Moot Court.  The only prerequisite for the course is permission of the instructor/moot court coach, Dr. Daryl Fair.  Students compete in teams of two with each student arguing one of the two issues presented by the hypothetical case; teams must be prepared to argue both sides of the case.  Some, but not all, of the students taking POL370 will be selected to compete at a regional tournament of the American Collegiate Moot Court Association; regionals are held in November.  Teams that qualify will compete at the national ACMA tournament in January.

 

Moot Court in the News:

Students to have their day in court
TCNJ's future lawyers go to (moot) court

 

 

 

History Department

Social Sciences Building

The College of New Jersey

P.O. Box 7718

2000 Pennington Rd.

Ewing, NJ 08628

P) 609.771.2341

F) 609.637.5176

Chair

Dr. Celia Chazelle

E) chazelle@tcnj.edu

 

Program Assistant

Megan Ayers

E) mayers@tcnj.edu