Litigation
Dec. 25, 2012
Berkeley latest school to offer moot court
Berkeley is the latest of many law schools in California and around the country to offer moot courts for appellate practitioners. Long a tradition at law schools, moot courts offer lawyers a chance to hone their arguments.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
BERKELEY - On a recent Thursday night, participants in UC Berkeley School of Law's moot court spanned the ideological spectrum. Wearing judges' robes, the six-person panel included John Yoo, the controversial author of the so-called torture memos, and Joseph R. Grodin, the liberal former state Supreme Court justice who was voted off the bench in 1986.
Berkeley is the latest of many law schools...
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