Australian Jessup Moot controversy of 2013

The Australian Jessup Moot controversy of 2013 was a series of events affecting the results of the Australian round of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition. The incident involved a series of scoring errors which resulted in erroneous seeding of teams and erroneous determinations about which teams had progressed throughout the Competition. As a result, the international administrator of the competition, ILSA, determined that four Australian teams rather than the usual two teams would compete in the international round in Washington, DC.

Australian Jessup Moot controversy of 2013

The Australian Jessup Moot controversy of 2013 was a series of events affecting the results of the Australian round of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition. The incident involved a series of scoring errors which resulted in erroneous seeding of teams and erroneous determinations about which teams had progressed throughout the Competition. As a result, the international administrator of the competition, ILSA, determined that four Australian teams rather than the usual two teams would compete in the international round in Washington, DC.