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John H. Jackson Moot Court Competition. IX Key Area Meeting, Istanbul 5 September 2019. What is JHJMCC?. Founded in 2002/2003. Simulation of the hearings in front of WTO Dispute Settlement Body. The Case: A fictitious dispute between WTO member states.
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John H. Jackson Moot Court Competition IX Key Area Meeting, Istanbul 5 September 2019
What is JHJMCC? Founded in 2002/2003 Simulation of the hearings in front of WTO Dispute Settlement Body The Case: A fictitious dispute between WTO member states JHJMCC is an international moot court competition organised annually by ELSA – with the technical support of the World Trade Organization (WTO) WTO Agreements & International Trade Law 18th edition
Sponsors of the 17th edition • Platinum Sponsor: King & Spalding • Gold Sponsors:White & Case, Mayer Brown, Hogan Lovells, Steptoe and Sidley • Academic Supporters: Georgetown University, Passau University and World Trade Institute • Technical Supporters: WTO and Graduate Institute
17th edition Follow up • More than 90 teams • 5 Regional Rounds • Vienna • Washington, D.C. • Prague • Singapore • Nairobi • Final Oral Round in Geneva • 22 teams • Winner: Strathmore University, Kenya
Registration Online form on the website Deadline on 1st of December Launch on 15th of September Registration Fee deadline on 15th of December
Written Submissions • Deadline on 5th of January • Every team must submit written submissions of both parties • Submission can not exceed 30 pages
Regional Rounds ? Bangkok or Manila Kiev 5 Regional Rounds Brno Mexico City Nairobi
Final Oral Round • Date: 2nd – 7th of June • Preliminary Rounds and Quarter Finals in Graduate Institute • Semi Finals and Grand Finale in WTO Headquarters
Academic Board • New AB: 16 members • Experts on WTO Law and previous case authors • In charge of ensuring the high quality of the competition • Assist in developing the rules • Advice ELSA International on appointment of case author • Select Panellists
Panellists • World trade law experts appointed by ELSA International • Score written submissions • Members of the Panel during Oral Pleadings • Conflict of Interest
Team Composition Max. 2 coaches per team University awarding a law degree 2-4 team members One team per university