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Eatinnal Glnmpetiiinn gRidgarcl GE. Gimmes - Enhn 23 gEIupkins - Eeinmg g Cmnnia Lmrmt mnurt The Lile Moot Court Competition began in 1928 r; a contest between the various law school debating C hos. The competition was suspended during the war years and was renewed in 1948. The winning team is selected in the spring of the third year after successfully advancing through six rounds of argument. The two-year competition be gins during the first se m e ste r of the second year. This year seventy-four teams volunteered for the single elimination proceedings. Currently the semi-finalists are William F. Clinger, Jr. , and Bernard G. Barrow, Theodore Margolis and Daniel S. Brown, Hugh L. Patterson and Thomas T. Lawson, and James M. Shoemaker, Jr. and Dewey B. Morris. The winners of the Semi-Final Round will present their arguments to a panel of respected jurists on Law Day. During the fall, Richard G. C1 e m e ns, John D. Hopkins, and Dewey B. Morris Represented the Law School in the fifte enth annual National Moot Court 'Griangular meant EBahinl 3L Eiehama - mama C1311 $11n2maker, Ejr. - gHHartin E51. 15211111 Competition. As runnerup in the regional eliminations, the team was awarded a berth in the final rounds, held in New York. Although they lost in the second round of the finals, their performance earned wide acclaim as' one of the best arguments throughout the competition. This spring, Virginia will enter the team of David J. Heinsma, Martin H. Kahn, and James M. Shoemaker, Jr. in the Triangular Competition against Columbia and Pennsylvania. The Law School's edge in this round robin affair is evidenced by its record of three wins and a tie for the past four years. i Guiding the entire Moot Court program through its first year as a wholly administered student organization has been the duty of the Moot Court Board, chaired by Richard G. McCauley. J. Dennis Rash and Keigh A. Greiner have served as clerks and Assistant Professor Lawrence D. Gaugh an has counseled the Board in his capacity as Faculty Adviser.
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glmnnt Qluuri guard Kahn Heinsma Bauer Gaughan McCauley Morris Rash Greiner James M. Shoemaker - Dewy B. Morris Daniel S. Brown - Theodore Margolis a . W In Th mas T. Lawson - Hugh Patterson William F. Clinger, Jr. - Bernard G. Barrow
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