Competitors Advancing To Semi-Finals and Finals
Congratulations to the students who participated in the 2005 Alvina Reckman-Myers First Year Competition!
In light of rescheduling conflicts encountered as a result of the weather, and pursuant to the rules and bylaws
of the Alvina Reckman-Myers First Year Moot Court Competition, the number of rounds in this year's competition has been
amended. There will be no quarter-final rounds. However, the same number of students that would have otherwise advanced
to quarter-finals (32) will be advancing to the semi-final round; this number does not account for ties. The four highest
scoring competitors from the semi-final round will then advance to the final round.
Those competitors who have advanced to the semi-final round will be notified directly by email as to the location
and time of the round. This information will also be accessible on this website when it becomes available. At this time,
both the semi-final and final rounds are scheduled to take place on Friday, January 28, 2005. Please feel free to email
the competition directors with any questions.
The following individuals will be advancing to the semi-final round:
PETITIONERS
Huwaida Arraf
Mark Beeley
Katie Berg
Constance Chang
David Goodwin
Devan Kirk
Sarah Kusiak
Stacey Mahaney
Nicolas Mitchell
Dan Osborne
Patvitra Mohan Ram
Whitney Robinson
Molly Siems
Michael Skopets
Jennifer Slagle
Jonathan Tepper
Melissa Troiano
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RESPONDENTS
Faith Barter
Christian Devos
Juliet Gray
Shahriar Hafizi
Sarah Holland
Molly Hosteler
Guinevere Jobson
Chris MacFarlane
Rebecca Maisel
Gwen McKee
Bobby Mullins
Zehra Naqri
Jodi Newman
Kate Ruane
Rachel Seid
Paul Stern
Tritia Yuen
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Semi-Finals
Semi-Finals will be held on Friday, January 28, 2005 from 9:00am-12:00pm.
Competitor check-in will take place between 8:00-8:30am in room 100. The four
competitors advancing to the final round will be posted outside the moot court office
by 1:30pm, and the final round of the competition will take place in room 603 at approximately
3:00pm.
Finals
The following individuals will be advancing to the final round:
Congratulations to Mark Beeley, Molly Hostetler, Jennifer Slagle, and Paul Stern of the WCL First
Year Class, who will be arguing before the Honorable Chief Judge Rufus King, III, Judge Pamela Gray,
and Constitutional Law Professor Dan Marcus for the Finals of the Alvina Reckman-Myers First Year Competition.
The final argument will take place today, January 28th in the ceremonial courtroom at WCL, located on the sixth flor,
Room 603 at 3:00p.m.
Spectators must be seated by 2:45p.m. as the final argument will begin promptly at 3:00p.m.
A reception will follow in the lobby outside Room 603.
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