The International Humanitarian Law Moot is a challenging but engaging moot for anyone with a passion for Social Justice or International Law. The moot problem is based on the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, and introduces mooters to the principles underlying the most egregious criminal offences and their prosecution. This year, Grand Final teams will be assigned a coach. They will be an experienced and successful mooter from La Trobe University, usually a former International Competitor.

Teams must consist of between two and three members. Only one person per team shall register on behalf of the team, and they must provide the details of the other team members. If you do not have a team, but still wish to register, you will be randomly assigned a team by the Director of Competitions. It is expected that you will be available to compete at any time throughout the competition that you may be assigned. If you have a legitimate reason why you are unable to compete on a particular night, you must privately notify the Director of Competitions. The Director of Competitions will determine whether your reason is legitimate, and if it is deemed so, will make alternate arrangements.

Times:

Registrations Close: Fri 20 March
Preliminary Rounds: 13-15 April (5:30pm-8:30pm)
Semi Finals: 11 May (5:30pm-7:30pm)
Grand Final: 23 July (5:30pm - 10:00pm)

Location:

Preliminary Rounds: Roger N Douglas Moot Court, La Trobe University Bundoora Campus
Semi Finals: Roger N Douglas Moot Court, La Trobe University Bunndoora Campus

Grand Final: Federal Court of Australia, Commonwealth Law Courts, 305 William Street Melbourne

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