TRIAL ADVOCACY AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION HONORS BOARD
Pictured from left, back row: Danica Werhand, Bergin Fisniku, Luke Hajzl, and Kelly Heaney. Front row: Vice Barrister Steve Hall, Morghan Gleason, Presiding Barrister Christine Niemczyk, and Ari Scharg.
In fall 2004, The John Marshall Law School established the Trial Advocacy and Dispute Resolution Honors Board and Council.
At its inception, the law school set out a threefold mission for the new honors program: education, service and research. Through education, the law school hopes to advance John Marshall students' skills in advocacy, professionalism and ethics through the intra and interscholastic competitions, and periodic lectures and demonstrations. Service will be achieved by the council's support of interscholastic teams, and through facilitating and administering the intrascholastic competitions. And finally, the research component of the mission will be met by review of social and legal aspects of current issues affecting litigation and alternative dispute resolution, along with the occasional drafting and publishing of on-line commentary and reviews in these areas.
Council Member Information
Trial Teams and Competitions
Alternative Dispute Resolution Teams and Competitions
Trial Advocacy and Dispute Resolution Honors Gala
1L Mock Trial Competition
Interesting Links:
National Criminal Justice Trial Advocacy Competition
American Journal of Trial Advocacy
Association of Trial Lawyers of America
National Institute for Trial Advocacy
If you have a question about this site, please contact the web coordinator at: 5fisniku@stu.jmls.edu.
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