The Practical Guide to Mooting

Jeffrey Hill is Professional Consultant at the Faculty of Law of the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Visiting Senior Lecturer in Law at Manchester Metropolitan University, UK.

The Use of UK Supreme Court Clips to Accompany this Book
Table of Cases
Table of Legislation and Related Instruments

Part I: Introductory Issues
1. An Introduction to Mooting
2. Knowledge of Key Aspects of the Legal System
3. A Guide to Researching Your Submissions and Preparing for the Moot

Part II: The Judging and Assessment of Moots: What are the Judges Looking for?
4. Before the Moot: Preparation of Skeleton Arguments and Bundles
5. At the Moot: Referring to Legal Authorities and Using Your Bundle Effectively
6. At the Moot: Style, Presentation and Etiquette
7. At the Moot: Demonstrating Relevant Legal Knowledge and Structure
8. At the Moot: Responding to Your Opponent’s Submissions
9. At the Moot: Dealing with the Judges
10. After the Moot: Reflecting on Performance and Dealing with Feedback
11. The Organisation of Moots and Mooting Competitions
12. Advice on Competing in Mooting Competitions in the UK
13. Getting Involved in International Mooting Competitions
14. Further Reading and Viewing
Appendix: Moot Problems