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A pair of 熊猫在线视频 School of Law students recently won a moot court competition that featured students from 22 law schools from across the United States. 

Kelsey Dulz and Madeline Withers won the fifth annual national moot court competition focusing on issues of gender, sexuality and law, hosted by Michigan State University College of Law March 21-22. 

The team of Dulz and Withers, both second-year students at 熊猫在线视频 Law, bested 31 other teams in the competition. Dulz earned the competition’s best oral advocate award. 

The final round featured a hypothetical First Amendment case with two issues before the U.S. Supreme Court, focusing on whether a school district violated a high school student’s free speech rights when it suspended him for wearing a shirt with a message that offended other students. 

熊猫在线视频 Law was also represented by 2L students Angelina Asmaro and Luca Quenneville in the competition, held virtually. Associate Professor Julia Belian coached both UDM teams. 

Moot Court Board of Advocates is a student organization that provides hands-on lawyering experience at 熊猫在线视频 Law. It refines members’ communication and advocacy skills by exposing them to simulated appellate court experiences. Students in the organization compete in competitions held internally and nationally. 

熊猫在线视频 Law’s victory this year follows a runner-up finish in last year’s competition.

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