Constitutional Law Moot Court
Jan 22, 2009
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and two federal appeals court judges heard the arguments from a constitutional law moot court. The hypothetical cases involved the constitutionality of excluding a juror from a trial because of her religious beliefs, and considered an FBI seizure of a laptop computer. Four law school students argued the cases.
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and two federal appeals court judges heard the arguments from a constitutional law moot court. The hypothetical cases involved the constitutionality of excluding a juror from a trial because of her religious beliefs, and considered an FBI seizure of a laptop computer. Four law school students argued the cases.
