The RLSS Junior Moot is a great opportunity for first-year law students (both postgraduate and undergraduate) to develop their legal skills, advocacy skills, debating skills, and public speaking skills. Whether you're interested in a career in advocacy or not, this is a valuable experience that can help you improve your skills and knowledge.
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The moot is a simulation of a courtroom hearing, and students will be given the opportunity to argue both sides of a legal case. This will give you a chance to practice your legal research and analysis skills, as well as your oral advocacy skills. You will also learn how to think on your feet and respond to unexpected questions.

In addition to the practical skills, the moot will also help you develop your confidence and public speaking skills. This is an important skill for any law student, as you will often be required to present your arguments in court or in other formal settings.

The RMIT LSS Junior Moot is a highly recommended opportunity for first-year law students. It is a stepping stone to senior national and international competitions, and it is a great way to enhance your legal skills and knowledge.

For more information on this competition and whether it is running, contact competitions@rmitlss.com