Speedmooting.com Website Review

Welcome to our new website. If you have any queries about the competition, please complete the form below. have now been 6 annual competitions. The competition is open to any law undergraduate or GDL student nationwide. Participants enter as individuals rather than teams and represent themselves and not their university. There is therefore no limit on the number of students that The moot problem will be based on a simple point of law. Submissions will be limited to 7 minutes per mooter (hence the name Speed Mooting). This will include the time for intervention. Judges are encouraged to ask only one question, unless there is a specific need for more questioning. The bundle will be sent to participants the day before the competition to replicate the common occurrence in practice when a barrister or solicitor receives a brief the day before trial. The bundle will include all case law and legislation. Pre drafted skeleton arguments will be included in the bundle. This means that the competition will not involve any drafting or legal research and mooters will be tested on their oral advocacy alone. The competition is judged by practising barristers and solicitors. The target size for the competition is 128 mooters. There will be 160 participants eligible to sign up. Everyone that signs up will moot in the competition. If there are more than 128 participants on the day, then there will be a preliminary round in the morning. Up to 64 competitors will take part in the preliminary round. The participants that take part in the preliminary round will be selected entirely at The competition will take place over the course of a single day. We will therefore go from having 128 competitors all the way to having a winner in a single day. This will work out as 7 knockout rounds (plus one preliminary round if more than 128 mooters take part on the day). In previous years, participants have travelled from across the country for the National Speed Mooting Competition (we have even had