Campbell Moot Court Competition
Judges Helene White, Sixth Circuit; David B. Sentelle, D.C. Circuit; and Gerard E. Lynch, Second Circuit, are ready to hear the arguments in the case.
Campbell Moot Court Competition
2L Sam Rudman, the winner of the competition, argues for the petitioners.
Campbell Moot Court Competition
Runner-up Michael Huston, 3L, represents the fictitious State of Hutchins.
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VICTORY IS SWEET 2L Samuel Rudman is the winner of Michigan Law's Henry M. Campbell Moot Court competition held April 11. Rudman, who was also named the competition's Best Oralist, argued for the petitioners in a First Amendment case involving the rights of homeschooling parents to choose not to teach a state-mandated sex education curriculum. A panel of three sitting federal appellate court judges—Gerard E. Lynch of the Second Circuit, David B. Sentelle of the D.C. Circuit, and Helene White of our own Sixth Circuit—heard the arguments. Rudman was pitted against 3L Michael Huston, who represented the fictitious State of Hutchins in the case. The Campbell Moot Court competition was established in 1926 and honors the 1878 Michigan Law graduate who founded the prominent Detroit law firm that became Dickinson Wright. Photos by Leisa Thompson Photography. |
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