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Great job to all contestants at the 2024 Brigadier General Wayne E. Alley Military Law Moot Court Competition! Our champions were Marin Bennerotte and Emily Hatten from Wake Forest University School of Law.
Additional honorees include,
Runners-Up : Joshua Emery, Maeve Cavanaugh, and Oleksiy Isaev from Charleston School of Law
Best Oralist : Joanna Boyer from Liberty University School of Law
Best Brief was a tie : Caden Jackson, Shelby Panzer, and Katherine Bone from Texas Tech University School of Law and Kaitlyn Akroush and Joanna Scotti from Seton Hall School of Law
For questions, please contact the United States Army Advocacy Center at (703) 693-1222.
The Brigadier General Wayne E. Alley Military Law Moot Court Competition recognizes the written and oral appellate advocacy skills of law students and showcases the Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps and its vast opportunities for litigation to law students, law schools, and the public. The tournament is hosted at the United States Army Advocacy Center on Fort Belvoir, VA and the competitors argue a mock case before the United States Army Court of Criminal Appeals. Past final round judges were current and former judges on the United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, the United States Army Court of Criminal Appeals, and senior trial judges and members of academia.
Champion – Wake Forest University School of Law, Marin Bennerotte and Emily Hatten
Runner-Up – Charleston School of Law, Joshua Emery, Maeve Cavanaugh, and Oleksiy Isaev
Best Oralist – Joanna Boyer, Liberty University School of Law
Best Brief was a tie – Caden Jackson, Shelby Panzer, and Katherine Bone from Texas Tech University School of Law and Kaitlyn Akroush and Joanna Scotti from Seton Hall School of Law
For details and photos of the competition, click here.
Champion – Texas Tech University School of Law, Haley Bray and Christian Shaffer
Runner-Up – Wake Forest University School of Law, Sheridan Ecker and Peyton Mitchell
Best Brief – William & Mary Law School, Thomas Floyd and Caitlin Kwalwasser
Best Oral Advocate – Corey James, Charleston School of Law
For details and photos of the competition, click here.