As a law student in the law school, did you ever heard about International Moot Court a.k.a The Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition? Yepp! That is an advocacy competition for law students in International Level. Teams of law students compete against one another through the presentation of oral and written pleadings to address timely issues of public international law in the context of a hypothetical legal dispute between nations. First, we have to know about international moot court. What is it? An international moot court is a simulated court that be held on an international level. It is a competitive event where law students or legal professionals from different countries participate in teams to argue hypothetical legal cases based on international law. The primary purpose of an international moot court is to provide participants with an opportunity to develop and demonstrate their legal advocacy skills, including legal research, oral advocacy, and persuasive ar
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