UQ mooters win international comp

A HANDFUL of Australia’s most senior judges this week congratulated the University of Queensland (UQ) winners of an international law moot court competition.The UQ Law School Jessup Moot Team…

Lawyers Weekly • 24 June 2005 • NewLaw

A HANDFUL of Australia’s most senior judges this week congratulated the University of Queensland (UQ) winners of an international law moot court competition.

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The UQ Law School Jessup Moot Team took the Philip C Jessup International Law Moot Competition in Washington DC in April this year — the first time a Queensland team had won the championship in the competition’s 46 year history.

This year’s Fuji Xerox Australian Law Awards winner of the Hughes-Castell Lifetime Achievement Award, the High Court’s Justice Michael Kirby, led the proceedings to congratulate the students and encourage them in their future legal careers.

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