This year, Allard Law students travelled across Canada and the United States to participate in twelve different upper-year moots.
Moots, which are simulated court proceedings, give law students an opportunity to work together to hone their skills as advocates. To prepare, students spend months practicing with their teammates and coaches and developing their arguments. Allard spoke with three students who participated this past year in our upper-year moots to find out what they took away from the experience.
Please visit the Allard School of Law site to read about the experiences of Ananya Aravindan, Megan Thompson and Pedram Gholipour-Shahraki
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