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Spring 2011
ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition
| Coach: | Jenai Mehra |
| Advocates: | Team 1: Aaron Bentley, Leeann Pels, Emily Shrock
Team 2: Alex Berger, Macon Jones, Lara Langeneckert |
Tulane Mardi Gras Sports Law National Moot Court Competition
| Coach: | Chris Griesl |
| Advocates: | Chandra Hein, Amber Malcolm, David Vlink |
The Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition
| Coach: | Tyler Nusbaum |
| Advocates: | Ian Fleming, Eric Grzegorski, Ashley Lindenmier |
Fall 2010
ABCNY
| Coach: | Bryan Likins |
| Advocates: | Raphael Ortega, Magdalena Karol, Jonathan Foltz |
National Health Law Moot Court Competition
| Coach: | Jessica Miller |
| Advocates: | Christina Bellardo, Dana Grimes , Steve Simcox |
Frederick Douglass
| Coach: | Meredith Smith |
| Advocates: | Roxana Bell, Brandon Skates |
Spring 2010
ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition
| Coach: | Nicholas Cayetano |
| Advocates: | Aaron Bentley, Garrett Lowe, Jenai Mehra |
Gibbons Criminal Procedure Moot Court Competition
| Coach: | Steve Simcox |
| Advocates: | Olivia Fleming, Zach Jacobs, Jordan Stover |
The Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition
| Coach: | Daniel Armstrong |
| Advocates: | Kathleen Casey, Jon Foltz, Magdelena Karol, Bryan Likins |
| Writer: | Raphael Ortega |
The Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition
| Coach: | Milton Augustus Turner |
| Advocates: | Casandra Holt, Tyler Nusbaum, Meredith Smith |
Tulane Mardi Gras Sports Law National Moot Court Competition
| Coach: | Chris Griesl |
| Advocates: | Steve Jensen, Amber Malcolm, Edward Smid |
Pace National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition
| Coach: | Emily Lyons |
| Advocates: | Cay Landwehr, Jessica Miller |
Fall 2009
ABCNY
| Coach: | Glen Koch |
| Advocates: | Ryan Munden, Matt Symons |
National Health Law Moot Court Competition
| Coach: | Paul Stanton Petro |
| Advocates: | Michael Reichert, Trisha Shah |
Spring 2009
ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (Team 1)
| Coach: | Jon Hughes |
| Advocates: | Andy Marquis, Barb Molargik, Daniel Pulliam |
ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition (Team 2)
| Coach: | Jon Hughes |
| Advocates: | Nick Cayetano, Carolyn Landwehr, Jonathon Bont |
The Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition
| Coach: | Paul Petro |
| Advocates: | Matt Black, Emily Munson, Danny Armstrong, Kathleen Casey |
| Writer: | Annie Christoff |
Mardi Gras Sports Law National Moot Court Competition
| Coach: | Bryan Strawbridge |
| Advocates: | Ashleigh Hall, Gary Hancock, Jordan Stover |
The Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition
| Coach: | Tiffany Murray |
| Advocates: | Suzy St. John, Olivia Fleming, Milton Augustus Turner |
Fall 2008
ABCNY
| Coach: | Glen Koch |
| Advocates: | Ryan Munden, Sara Varner, Matt Symons |
National Health Law Moot Court Competition
| Coach: | |
| Advocates: | Caitlin Nichol, Michael Reichert, Ryan Lighty |
Spring 2008
ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition
| Coach: | Jackie Haydock |
| Advocates: | Brandon Milster, Jonathan Hughes, Andy Marquis |
The Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition
| Coach: | Malak Zawahri |
| Advocates: | Dan Kensinger, Matt Black, Emily Munson, Josh Richardson, Brian Strawbridge |
The Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition
| Coach: | Neil Wehneman |
| Advocates: | Ashleigh Resetarits, Zachary Bahorik, Travis McConnell, Suzanne St. John |
Fall 2007
The Association of the Bar of the City of New York's National Moot Court Competition
The Association of the Bar of the City of New York's National Moot Court Competition is the largest national competition in which our school competes during the Fall Semester. The competition, which begins with a regional stage, is set in the U.S. Supreme Court and typically involves issues of federal statutory and constitutional law. Teams from our school initially compete in Region Eight, which comprises Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin. The national final is held in New York City.
The National Health Law Competition
| Team Members: | Amy Waltz, Kalin Schlueter, Jacob Bradley |
| Coach: | Adam Brower |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor Allison Martin |
The National Health Law Competition is hosted by Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, Illinois. The competition focuses on health law issues. The topic for the Fall 2007 competition concerned issues surrounding contraceptives.
Spring 2007
The ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition
| Team Members: | Jacqueline Haydock, Holly Handlin, Briana Kovac |
| Coach: | Quincy Sauer |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor Allison Martin |
The National Appellate Advocacy Competition, which is organized and sponsored by the American Bar Association, is the largest competition in which our school competes. The competition begins with a regional stage, consisting of four regions, and then progresses to a national competition. The top four schools from each region qualify for the national finals, which are held in Chicago every April. The competition problem is set in the U.S. Supreme Court and typically involves issues of statutory and constitutional law.
The Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition
| Team Members: | Kia Colom, Marc Kaliser, Trina Kissel, Matt Morgan, Zach Miller, Eva Wailes |
| Coach: | Kia Colom |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor Allison Martin |
The Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, which is sponsored by the International Law Students Association, is an international competition that begins with a qualifying regional round. Students compete against other students from around the world. The competition focuses on a broad array of international law issues.
The Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition
| Team Members: | Marcelo Copat, Raegan Gibson, Ashleigh Resetarits, Deborah Markisohn |
| Coach: | Marcelo Copat |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor Allison Martin |
The Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition, is sponsored by the International Trademark Association (INTA). Twenty schools compete in each of four regions. Regional winners compete in a Final National Competition in Washington, DC, USA. The objective of the Competition is to introduce law students to important issues arising in U.S. trademark and unfair competition law. The appeal is argued before distinguished jurists from the Court of Appeals of the Federal Circuit (CAFC), the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) of the USPTO and judges from various district and other courts.
Fall 2006
The Association of the Bar of the City of New York's National Moot Court Competition
| Team Members: | Adam Brower, Brad Keffer, Leah Silverthorn |
| Coach: | David Nguyen |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor Allison Martin |
The Association of the Bar of the City of New York's National Moot Court Competition is the largest national competition in which our school competes during the Fall Semester. The competition, which begins with a regional stage, is set in the U.S. Supreme Court and typically involves issues of federal statutory and constitutional law. Teams from our school initially compete in Region Eight, which comprises Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin. The national final is held in New York City.
The National Health Law Competition
| Team Members: | Brandt Voight, Ioana Costant |
| Coach: | Joe Delamater |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor Allison Martin |
The National Health Law Competition is hosted by Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, Illinois. The competition focuses on health law issues. The topic for the Fall 2005 competition concerned issues surrounding the Terri Schiavo controversy.
Spring 2006
The ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition
| Team Members: | Mark Douglas, Briana Kovac, Quincy Sauer |
| Coach: | Lynn Grunloh |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor Allison Martin |
The National Appellate Advocacy Competition, which is organized and sponsored by the American Bar Association, is the largest competition in which our school competes. The competition begins with a regional stage, consisting of four regions, and then progresses to a national competition. The top four schools from each region qualify for the national finals, which are held in Chicago every April. The competition problem is set in the U.S. Supreme Court and typically involves issues of statutory and constitutional law.
The Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition
| Team Members: | Kia Colom, Marc Kaliser, T.K. Mercho, Matthew Morgan |
| Coach: | Sean Monkhouse |
| Faculty Advisors: | Professor George Edwards |
The Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, which is sponsored by the International Law Students Association, is an international competition that begins with a qualifying regional round. The competition focuses on a broad array of international law issues. The 2006 competition involves legal issues regarding indigenous rights and corporate responsibility for human rights.
The Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition
| Team Members: | Chris Campaniolo, Marcelo Copat, Joe Delamater, Raegan Gibson |
| Coach: | Kenneth Allsop |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor Gerard Magliocca |
The Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition, which is sponsored by the Brand Names Education Foundation, is a national moot court competition that begins with a regional stage. The competition focuses on issues of federal trademark and unfair competition law.
Spring 2005
The ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition
| Team Members: | Emily Benfer, Andrew Campbell, R.J. Corning, Lisa Gethers, Lynn Grunloh, Elizabeth Raynor |
| Coach: | Page Prentice |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor James Dimitri |
The Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition
| Team Members: | Adrienne Henning, Sean Monkhouse, Michael Montagano, Josh Renbarger |
| Coach: | Joseph Hawkins |
| Faculty Advisors: | Professors Bill Bradford and George Edwards |
The National Health Law Competition
| Team Members: | Cedric D'Hue and Stefanie Dominguez |
| Coach: | Michael Correll |
| Faculty Advisors: | Professor Eleanor Kinney |
Fall 2004
The Association of the Bar of the City of New York's National Moot Court Competition
| Team Members: | Shannon Logsdon, Jim Moore |
| Coach: | Bryon Miller |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor Allison Martin |
The Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition
| Team Members: | Brandee Chanin, three Barristers to be named. |
| Coach: | Joe Hawkins |
| Faculty Advisors: | Professors Bill Bradford and George Edwards |
The Evan A. Evans Constitutional Law Competition
| Team Members: | Gillian DePrez, Lori Lampert, Jon Mayes, David Nguyen |
| Coach: | David Root |
| Faculty Advisors: | Professor Robert Lancaster |
The Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition
| Team Members: | Cedric D'Hue, Kenneth Allsop, Andre Gaston, J.R. Hensley |
| Coach: | Nikki Elliott-Eason |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor Kenneth Chestek |
The August A. Rendigs, Jr. National Products Liability Moot Court Competition
| Team Members: | Matt Dorsett, Rachel Gilmour, Lesley Kelsey, Krysten Lester |
| Coach: | Sharod Worthen |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor Jeff Cooper |
Spring 2004
The ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition
| Team Members: | Team 1: Emily Benfer, Andy Campbell, and Andre Gaston Team 2: Michael Correll, Page Prentice, and Himika Shergill |
| Coach: | Sally Steward |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor James Dimitri |
The National Appellate Advocacy Competition, which is organized and sponsored by the American Bar Association, is the largest competition in which our school competes. The competition begins with a regional stage, consisting of four regions, and then progresses to a national competition. The top four schools from each region qualify for the national finals, which are held in Chicago every April. The competition problem is set in the U.S. Supreme Court and typically involves issues of statutory and constitutional law.
In March 2004, two teams from our school competed in the Northeast Regional Competition in New York City. Both teams were regional quarterfinalists. Andy Campbell and Andre Gaston, two of the team members, were the winning team in the 2003 Intramural Moot Court Competition's Barrister Tournament. Sally Steward, the teams' coach, is a veteran of the team that was regional champion and national finalist in the 2003 ABA Competition.
The Evan A. Evans Constitutional Law Competition
| Team Members: | Team 1: Terry Horne and Peter Stork Team2: Matt Lord and David Root |
| Coach: | Jeff Preston |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor Joel Schumm |
The Evan A. Evans Constitutional Law Competition is a national competition held at the University of Wisconsin Law School in Madison. The competition focuses on issues of federal constitutional law.
In March 2004, two teams from our school competed in the competition. One of the team members, was the top oralist in the 2003 Intramural Moot Court Competition. Jeff Preston, the teams' coach, is a veteran of the 2003 Jessup International Moot Court Competition.
The Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition
| Team Members: | Cedric D'Hue, J.R. Hensley, G. Allen Lidy, Heidi Schuch |
| Coach: | Bryon Miller |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor Gerard Magliocca |
The Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition, which is sponsored by the Brand Names Education Foundation, is a national moot court competition that begins with a regional stage. The competition focuses on issues of federal trademark and unfair competition law.
In February 2004, one team from our school competed in the regional competition in Chicago. Bryon Miller, the teams' coach, is a veteran of the 2003 Lefkowitz Competition.
The Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition
| Team Members: | Brandee Chanin, Stefanie Dominguez, Joe Hawkins, Jeff Luszeck |
| Coach: | Adam Krupp |
| Faculty Advisors: | Professors Bill Bradford and George Edwards |
The Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, which is sponsored by the International Law Students Association, is an international competition that begins with a qualifying regional round. The competition focuses on a broad array of international law issues. The 2003 competition involved legal issues arising from war crimes.
In February 2004, a team from our school competed in a regional round at Valparaiso University School of Law. Adam Krupp, the teams' coach, is a veteran of the 2003 Jessup Competition.
The August A. Rendigs, Jr. National Products Liability Moot Court Competition
| Team Members: | Nikki Elliett-Eason, Amanda Tebbe, Sharod Worthen, Rene Wyatt |
| Coach: | Kameelah Shaheed |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor Jeff Cooper |
The August A. Rendigs, Jr. National Products Liability Moot Court Competition is held at the University of Cincinnati College of Law in Cincinnati, Ohio. The competition focuses on important issues of products liability law.
In April 2004, two teams from our school competed in the competition. Kameelah Shaheed, the teams' coach, is a veteran of the 2003 Rendigs Competition.
Fall 2003
The Association of the Bar of the City of New York's National Moot Court Competition
| Team Members: | Team 1: Alexandra Curlin and Dana Johnson Team 2: Rayanna Alexandra and Kevin Gfell |
| Coach: | C.W. Raines |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor Allison Miller |
The Association of the Bar of the City of New York's
National Moot Court Competition is the largest national competition
in which our school competes during the Fall Semester. The
competition, which begins with a regional stage, is set in the U.S.
Supreme Court and typically involves issues of federal statutory and
constitutional law. Teams from our school initially compete in
Region Eight, which comprises Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin. The
national final is held in New York City in the spring.
For the first time in the competition's history, our school
hosted the Region Eight Regional Competition in 2003. Two teams represented our school in the Region Eight Regional
Competition. One team consisted of Alexandra Curlin, a veteran of
the 2002 National Moot Court Competition, and Dana Johnson, a member
of the winning team in the 2002 Intramural Moot Court
Competition's Barrister Tournament. The other team consisted of
Rayanna Alexander and Kevin Gfell. Rayanna and Kevin are veterans of
the 2003 ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition, in which Kevin
earned honors at the regional and national level. C.W. Raines, a
veteran of the Lefkowitz Competition and a member of the 2002 Moot
Court Board, coached the teams. Allison Miller, who teaches
Legal Analysis, Research, and Communication, served as the team's
faculty advisor.
Both teams excelled in Region Eight. Alexandra, Dana, and Kevin took honors as oralists, placing first, second, and fourth, respectively. Alexandra and Dana were regional semi-finalists, narrowly losing to the eventual regional champion, Notre Dame. Kevin and Rayanna were regional finalists, losing in the final round to Notre Dame. However, by making it to the regional final, Kevin and Rayanna qualified for the national finals, which will take place in New York City in February 2004.
Top photo, from left to right: Kevin Gfell, Indiana Supreme Court Justice Theodore Boehm, Rayanna Alexander, Indiana Court of Appeals Judge Patricia Riley, Indiana Court of Appeals Judge Mark Bailey, Carah Helwig (Notre Dame), Julissa Robles (Notre Dame), and Indiana Court of Appeals Judge Paul Mathias.
Bottom photo: Top oralist Alexandra Curlin.
The National Health Law Competition
| Team Members: | Brian Betner, Heather Macek |
| Coach: | Jaime Cole |
| Faculty Advisor: | Professor Eleanor Kinney |
The National Health Law Competition is hosted by Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, Illinois. During the 2003 Fall Semester, one team, consisting of Brian Betner and Heather Macek, represented school in the competition. Both Brian and Heather are members of the school's Health Law Society, and Heather was a member of the 2002 Moot Court Board. Jaime Cole, a veteran of the 2003 Evans Constitutional Law Competition, coached the team. Eleanor Kinney, the director of the school's Center for Law and Health, served as the team's faculty advisor.
