National Competition
Each spring, the Moot Court Honor Society at American University Washington College of Law, working with the Marshall-Brennan Constitutional Literacy Project, hosts the National High School Moot Court Competition. High school students from across the United States participate in two days of appellate advocacy.
This academic year, the competition will take place at the Washington College of Law on March 31 and April 1, 2007. Details of the moot court problem and how to enter a team or individual will be posted on the Moot Court Honor Society web site when they are available.
- Information about the 2006 National High School Moot Court Competition can be found here.
Among the competitors in the annual national competition are the winners of the fall and spring William H. Karchmer Moot Court Competition for the students in Washington, D.C.-area Marshall-Brennan classes. The four winners from the fall and the four additional winners from the spring competitions are automatically invited to compete in the national event against students from other parts of the country.
