The University of Chicago Moot Court Team is excited to be hosting the inaugural National Invitational Tournament on behalf of the American Collegiate Moot Court Association.  Teams from across the country will be coming to Chicago to compete in one of the highest-caliber undergraduate moot court competitions in the nation and we want you to be a judge - or rather, a Supreme Court Justice. 

The National Invitational Tournament will take place on Friday, April 24th and Saturday, April 25th.  There will be three rounds on Friday afternoon, from around 4:30pm to 8:30pm, and up to four rounds on Saturday morning, concluding in the early afternoon with a banquet and awards ceremony.  You can sign up for individual rounds (~1 hour) as fits your schedule!

We ask that you please sign up for as many rounds as your schedule permits, and expect to arrive 30 minutes before the first round you are registered for to receive training.

We will provide a "Bench Brief" summarizing the issues and relevant cases as well as providing a Judge's Training in the morning and before each round.  Judges will be provided dinner on Friday before the rounds begin, and both breakfast and lunch on Saturday.  Student judges from the UChicago Law will earn Keystone Program points and Pro Bono hours for their service.

Please do not hesitate to contact Tyler Ross (tsr@uchicago.edu) or Caroline Cordell (care1841@uchicago.edu) if you have any questions about the tournament or registration!

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