Bowman National Tax Moot

3 credits · Professional

The Donald G Bowman National Tax Moot is designed to promote advocacy and excellence in the fields of tax law and policy, and to provide participants with the opportunity to interact with jurists and with experienced practitioners and academics of tax law. CALENDAR NOTES: Participation is open to 3L students only. Potential participants must participate in the moot selection process in the winter term of their second year. Please note students may take only one competitive moot during their degree. Participation in the competition satisfies the major paper writing requirement, if the student wishes to count the moot as a major paper. Assessment Method: Research, written factum, and performance and participation as a member of the moot team both during preparation and during the moot itself. PREREQUISITES: LAWS 2029 – Taxation I or LAWS 2383 – Principles of Taxation (with preference to students with one additional taxation course) and LAWS 2311/ LAWS 2321 – Appellate Advocacy RESTRICTIONS: Open to 3L students only.