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Harvard Undergraduate Moot Court

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Undergraduate moot court team that argues simulated appellate cases and writes legal briefs, competing against colleges nationwide.

Joining
Tryout
First-years eligible · No experience needed
Check how to apply at harvardundergraduatemootcourt.org

About

Harvard Undergraduate Moot Court educates undergraduate students about legal policy through the simulated legal argumentation provided by the American Moot Court Association. Our goal is to allow students interested in pursuing a passion for the law to do so as undergraduates, rather than having to wait until they are eligible to enter law school.

How to join

  • Tryout — You try out in practice or a skills session.

Details

Status
Recognized
Dues
No dues required

What they do

  • Legal Essay Contest for high school students
  • Brief writing
  • Compete at invitationals
  • Scrimmages, workshops, and team programming
  • Study case law from a case provided by the American Moot Court Association
  • Oral advocacy before panels of judges
  • Competing at invitationals against other colleges

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