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New moot court open for debate

GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY’S new electronic moot court was opened at the Nathan campus in Brisbane this week by Queensland Attorney-General and Minister for Justice Rod Welford.The moot court features…

user iconLawyers Weekly • 22 July 2005 • NewLaw
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GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY’S new electronic moot court was opened at the Nathan campus in Brisbane this week by Queensland Attorney-General and Minister for Justice Rod Welford.

 
 

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The moot court features furniture from the old Lands Court, Brisbane’s original Federal and Family court premises. It features the latest courtroom technology, including computers and screens on the bar table and judge’s bench, a document visualiser and video-recording equipment.

Griffith Law School Dean, Associate Professor Justin Malbon said the court would be used by law students to argue hypothetical cases. “Griffith University has identified mooting as an essential part of its program and these skills are developed and assessed throughout the undergraduate law degrees,” he said.

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