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2020 Moot Court Competition

ALL Past Competitions

Winning Memorials

  • 2nd Best Memorial for the State in English: University of the West Indies Faculty of Law (St Augustine)

  • 2nd Best Memorial for the State in Spanish: Universidad Alberto Hurtado

  • 2nd Best Memorial for the State in Portuguese: Universidade Estadual de Londrina
  • 2nd Best Memorial for the Victims in English: Universiteit Gent
  • 2nd Best Memorial for the Victim in Spanish:Universidad Católica "Nuestra Señora de la Asunción" Campus Itapúa
  • 2nd Best Memorial for the Victims in Portuguese:FGV Direito SP
  • 3rd Best Memorial for the State in English: Loyola Law School
  • 3rd Best Memorial for the State in Spanish: Universidad Nacional de José Clemente Paz
  • 3rd Best Memorial for the State in Portuguese: Universidade de São Paulo
  • 3rd Best Memorial for the Victim in English:The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus
  • 3rd Best Memorial for the Victim in Spanish:Universidad Catolica de Colombia
  • 3rd Best Memorial for the Victims in Portuguese:Escola Superior Dom Helder Câmara

2020 Moot Court Competition Virtual Event Recordings

We invite you all to watch the recording of three virtual events that were open to the public during the week of the Competition:

"" (English Event) - Co-Sponsored by DPLF

“” (Rule of Law and Human Rights: Strengthening Democratic Institutions in Times of Crisis) (Spanish Event) Co-Sponsored by DPLF

CLOSING CEREMONY: "El Futuro del Sistema Interamericano, desafíos e importancia para futuros abogados" (The Future of the Inter-鶹ý System, Challenges and Importance for Future Lawyers) (Spanish / English Event).

We are honored that the panel at the closing ceremony had as panelists Joel Hernandez, President of the Inter-鶹ý Commission on Human Rights and Elizabeth Odio Benito, President of the Inter-鶹ý Court of Human Rights, and was moderated by AUWCL Dean Emeritus Claudio Grossman.