Subjects:

Advocacy

Contents:

Introduction - 100 Questions and Answers on Mooting

1 Preliminary

2 Preparation

3 Performance

4 Principles and Practice

Appendix 1 - In the Court of Appeal

Appendix 2 - Example Moot Problems

Appendix 3 - In the House of Lords - Tort Moot

Appendix 4 - Practice Statement (Judicial Precedent) [1966] 1 WLR 1234

Appendix 5 - Extracts from the Official Handbook for the English-Speaking Union National Mooting Competition 1999-2000

Appendix 6 - Judge's score sheet

Appendix 7 - Specimen moot assessment sheet

Appendix 8 - Latin and Law-French Glossary

Appendix 9 - Suggested moot court layout

Appendix 10 - A short essay on the future of mooting

Appendix 11 - The Human Rights Act 1998 and mooting

How to Moot: A Student Guide to Mooting is set out in an accessible and user friendly style. 101 questions that students new to the area of mooting will ask, cover the major problems likely to be encountered. There are example moot problems and an entire transcript of a moot exercise, illustrating what is to be expected in court.