Wednesday, Oct. 16, 1963 University Daily Kansan
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KU Law School Forms New Moot Court Council
Eight law students have been named to the newly formed Moo Court Council.
The council will conduct the most court program by selecting hypothetical cases to be argued by first and second-year law students. The council will also assist students in preparing the cases for presentation before faculty and students.
All first year law students are required to participate in the moot court program. They do research write briefs and argue cases under simulated appellate court conditions for one hour of credit.
Those in the moot court program will participate in the James Barclay Smith Competition. Smith, professor of law at KU since 1937, is a national authority on administrative law, and advisor to Phi Delta Phi, honorary law fraternity.
THE PROGRAM is voluntary for second year students.
The top two-man team in Smith competition here will represent the University in regional and national moot court eliminations.
FACULTY ADVISOR to the Moot
Court Council is Richard B. Dyser,
assistant professor of law.
Third-year law students on the council are Tom Clark, Bonner Springs; Harry Craig, Lawrence; Bobbie E. Potts, Cherryvale; and Henry Goo, McPherson.
Second-year members are Ernest Adelman, Kansas City, Mo.; Gary Clifton, Rock Port, Mo.; Michael Holland, Russell, and Rogert Lyster, Lincoln.
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