The International Nuremberg Principles Academy together with the International Criminal Law Research Unit at Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg organized the annual Nuremberg Moot Court in Nuremberg, Germany, from 24 to 27 Juy 2019.
The Nuremberg Moot Court invites participants from across the globe to argue a fictitious international criminal law case before the "International Criminal Court". Dissecting both complex procedural and substantive issues of international criminal law, students are given the opportunity to apply and develop their skills and moot at the historic Courtroom 600 at the Nuremberg Palace of Justice. This unique location allows students to practice international criminal law at its very birthplace, offering a historical educational experience. The organizers coordinate with highly esteemed professionals in the field, such as judges, academics and other practitioners to sit on the moot court panels.
For more information visit the Nuremberg Moot Court website.
The results of the Nuremberg Moot Court 2019
1st Place: | National University of Singapore – Singapore | |
2nd Place: | Birzeit University – Palestine | |
| Best Overall Speakers: | Grant Klemm (La Trobe University – Australia) and | |
Qianwei Huang (National University of Singapore – Singapore) | ||
| Second Best Overall Speakers: | Eman Rabee (Birzeit University – Palestine) and | |
Haneen Shadeed (Birzeit University – Palestine) | ||
| Best Written Memoranda Prosecution: | Birzeit University – Palestine, and | |
| Creighton University School of Law – United States | ||
You can find the program and photos of the Nuremberg Moot Court 2019 here below.
