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2012 FINAL ROUND JUDGESJudge Michael Kanne of the Seventh CircuitJudge David Herndon of the U.S. District Court, Southern
District of IllinoisDr. Kent Harshbarger, President of the American College of
Legal Medicine, and almnus of the SIU JD/MD programProfessor Jane Bambauer of the University of ArizonaJames E. Rogers, College of Law, who wrote this year’s
Problem and Bench Brief
2012 WINNERSFirst Place Winners: James D’Angelo and Carrie Gilbert,
Loyola University Chicago School of Law Second Place Winners: Adam Anthony, Elizabeth Edwards
and William Wright, South Texas College of Law
PREVIOUS WINNERSChicago-Kent College of LawFranklin Pierce Law CenterLoyola University Chicago School of Law Saint Louis University School of LawSouth Texas College of LawTulane University School of LawUniversity of Cincinnati College of LawUniversity of Houston Law CenterUniversity of New Mexico School of LawUniversity of Pittsburgh School of LawUniversity of Tulsa College of Law
COMPETITION SPONSORSCenter for Health Law and Policy Southern Illinois University School of LawDepartment of Medical Humanities Southern Illinois University School of MedicineThe American College of Legal MedicineThe American College of Legal Medicine Foundation
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Twenty-second Annual National
Health Law Moot Court CompetitionNOVEMBER 1-2, 2013
“As a sponsor of the National Health Law Moot Court Competition, the American College of Legal Medicine is pleased to encourage outstanding law students to develop thei r knowledge and advocacy skills in the critically important field of law and medicine.”
— Victoria L. Green, M.D., J.D., F.C.L.M., President, American College of Legal Medicine
“The National Health Law Moot Court Competition offers students an outstanding opportunity to engage in scholarship and advocacy on cutting edge concerns at the intersection of law and health care. As Editor of the Journal of Legal Medicine, I look forward to the Journal’s publication of the Best Student Brief and the Moot Court Problem as an outstanding opportunity to advance the public discussion of these important issues.”
— Ross D. Silverman, J.D., M.P.H.Professor and Director, Program in Law & Health Policy
Chair, Department of Medical HumanitiesSIU School of Medicine
ENTRY FORM
School: ________________________________________________
Contact: _______________________________________________
Address: ______________________________________________
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Phone: ________________________________________________
Fax: __________________________________________________
E-Mail: ________________________________________________
❑ Team One Names (if known):
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❑ Team Two Names (if known):
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Amount Paid: ❑ $350 ❑ $600 ❑ Will send payment by September 4, 2013
REGISTERRegister online at www.law.siu.edu/healthlawmootcourt orMail, fax, or e-mail the entry form by June 27, 2013 to:
Bonnie MillerNational Health Law Moot Court CompetitionSchool of LawLesar Law Building - Mail Code 6804Southern Illinois University Carbondale1150 Douglas DriveCarbondale, Illinois 62901
E: [email protected]: 618.453.8636F: 618.453.3317
THE COMPETITIONFor over twenty years, the Center for Health Law and Policy at Southern Illinois University School of Law, the Department of Medical Humanities at the Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, the American College of Legal Medicine, and the American College of Legal Medicine Foundation have sponsored the National Health Law Moot Court Competition. The Competition is held annually at the Southern Illinois University School of Law in Carbondale, Illinois. The two-day Competition is one of the premier moot court experiences in the nation and attracts teams representing law schools from throughout the country.
COMPETITION INFORMATIONPRIZES: $1,000 First Place, $750 Second Place, $500 each to Third Place, Best Brief, and Best Overall Oralist, and $250 each to Runner-up Best Brief and Best Preliminary Round Oralist. The American College of Legal Medicine and Center for Health Law and Policy contribute these prize funds.
RECOGNITION: The Best Brief will be published in an issue of the Journal of Legal Medicine.
DATE: November 1-2, 2013
LOCATION: Southern Illinois University School of Law, 1150 Douglas Drive, Carbondale, Illinois 62901
ENTRY FORM AND FEES: Entry forms are due June 27, 2013. The entry fee of $350 per team or $600 for two teams is due by September 4. Fees must be received by September 4 or your registration will be cancelled. Checks or money orders should be made payable to SIU School of Law. NOTE: We are no longer able to accept credit cards, so please plan accordingly.
TEAMS: Up to 32 teams from ABA-accredited law schools or law schools currently seeking ABA accreditation may participate in the Competition. Each participating school may enter one or two teams. If the Competition is over-subscribed, the Committee reserves the right to place additional teams on a wait list or otherwise limit participation. Each team shall be composed of two or three students, all of whom must be full-time (day or night) law students currently enrolled in a J.D. program at the time of the Competition.
RULES/PROBLEM INFORMATION: The Record and the Rules will be available and posted on the Competition website (www.law.siu.edu/) on August 6. Briefs are due September 26.
2013 National Health Law Moot Court Competition www.law.siu.edu
