| Navy JAG Corps 2010 National Moot Court Competition
Winners announced National Moot Court Competition
Listen to the Championship Round Oral Argument mp3
Teams from the best and most diverse law schools in the country argued over military justice in the Navy Judge Advocate General's Corps second annual National Moot Court Competition Oct. 28-30 at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Florida.
The winner of the overall competition was University of Michigan. Stetson University received the best brief award. Additionally, David Evans from the University of Florida was recognized for best oral argument.
The University of Michigan team consisted of Stephen Gilson, Samuel Rudman and Carlos Torres. Stetson University's team included Derrick Clarke, Greg M. Ludtka, Sandra Harrell, and Tony Thomas.
Inaugural Military Justice Moot Court Competition 2009 Recap
TWENTY-THREE TOP LAW SCHOOLS ARGUE IN NAVY JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL'S CORPS' NATIONAL MOOT COURT COMPETITION
Teams from the best and most diverse law schools in the country argued over military justice in the Navy Judge Advocate General's Corps inaugural National Moot Court Competition Nov. 12-14 at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Florida.
The winner of the overall competition was Stetson University College of Law. Duke University School of Law received the best brief award. Additionally, Nicholas Mahrt, of University of Denver, was recognized for best oral argument.
The Stetson University College of Law team consisted of Joseph Etter, Amie Patty, Brice Zoechklein and team coach, Larry Miccolis. Duke University School of Law's team included Andrew Shadoff and Greg Dixson.
"The caliber of the competitors was just outstanding, and being able to interact with the JAG officers and learn about what they do on a day to day basis has been very exciting," said Virginia Branham, a George Washington University law school student.
Twenty-three teams, representing a cross-section of the highest caliber and most diverse law schools according to U.S. News and World Report, were selected to participate in the competition.
Listen to the Championship Round Oral Argument mp3
Read about last years moot court competition
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