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Mooting in the First Year

AnonymousLLB 13 Jun 2010, 07:11

How exactly do the first year students take part in mooting. Considering the fact that we have less experience what kind of topics are we exposed to in our first semester.Could u plz give us an insight on Mooting - “your experiences and tips”

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AnonymousLLB 14 Jun 2010, 18:28

As a general rule, it is not impossible. It is not easy either. I managed an international moot in my first year and know several others who did the same.

Depends on which law school you are in. Please post your email ID. I will get in touch with you.

AnonymousLLB 14 Jun 2010, 20:00

adfdfd wrote:

[quote]As a general rule, it is not impossible. It is not easy either. I managed an international moot in my first year and know several others who did the same.

Depends on which law school you are in. Please post your email ID. I will get in touch with you.[/quote]

(alphabetagamma.20.samurai99[at-the-rate-of]spamgourmet[dot]com

) sorry for the weird address. better safe than sorry :)

AnonymousLLB 22 Jun 2010, 03:07

ppl could u plz post your experience and tips. Even i am awaiting 4 your reply

aayush1990sri 22 Jun 2010, 13:25
napster 22 Jun 2010, 14:54

First years have a a fascination towards moot courts.

Everyone wants to moot.

The thing is that freshers don’t generally know what a moot is. Seniors are a great help in understanding what the moot is like. They will tell you what to do and what not to do. Intra rounds in the college are a great place to learn and practice.

As on the topic of subjects, it doesn’t matter. You can moot on any topic of your choice. Just see to it that you research a lot. Research is the key. If you don’t know stuff then there is no point in learning how to present it. So first research and then work on presentation.

Almost no one knows the topic of their moot problem completely. Everyone has to read up, a lot. So that way, seniors and first years start on the same level. It is true that seniors will know where to look for the relevant stuff but freshers can also find that out by asking them or the faculty.

If you want to seriously moot then start in your first year, you will improve each time.

Although, the benefits of mooting and the ‘importance’ given to it is an altogether difference story.

You can find it here: [http://www.legallyindia.com/1007-mooting-shooting-hai-rabba\]

If you have any specific questions about mooting then feel free to ask. :)