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Moot Court and Trial Advocacy Board Responsibilities
The Moot Court Board is selected in the Spring by the current Moot Court Board in conjunction with the director.
- Administer and run all aspects of the first year moot court competitions and assist in all aspects of the administration of the Grand Moot Court
- Assist in internal and external trial competitions
- Set up all components of the internal tryout;
- Set up all room assignments and other Pace Law School equipment requirements with Special Events
- Coordinator and attend calendar meetings;
- Oversee that photocopies of briefs are made one week before they are due;
- Oversee that the briefs are sent out in a timely manner;
- Assist team leaders in sending out briefs to Competition headquarters;
- Arrange practice sessions with team leader;
- Assist in setting up final public in-house moot practices;
- Handle correspondence and distribution of briefs to law school faculty and outside judges;
- Report to the Pace Law School community on teams' performance;
- Assist in managing the Pace Law School Moot Court Program Website;
- Assist the Director and the Administrator in the various administrative components of the competitions as well as preparation of the moot court budget.
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Propose policies and procedures for Moot Court teams and competitions and work with the Director in the development of the overall Moot Court program in the law school.
