Memorial Submission
Preliminary Rounds
International Finals
Awards Ceremony
Teams submit their written legal arguments for both applicant and respondent roles, adhering to strict formatting and word count requirements.
Virtual oral advocacy rounds where teams present their arguments before expert panels, demonstrating their command of AI law and statutory interpretation.
The top teams advance to in-person appellate chambers to debate frontier litigation before a distinguished bench of judges and AI policy pioneers.
Recognition for outstanding memorial submissions, oral advocacy, and overall competition performance, celebrating the next generation of legal strategists.
Memorial Submission Standards
All applicant briefs must strictly follow the prescribed formatting guidelines, including citation style, font specifications, and page numbering. Deviations may result in penalties. Emphasis on clear articulation of algorithmic liability and ethical considerations.
Respondent briefs require a distinct counter-argument structure, addressing the applicant's claims while presenting a compelling defense. A maximum word count of 10,000 words applies to each memorial, excluding the cover page and table of authorities.
Formal Rule Interpretations
Team captains may submit inquiries to the secretariat for official clarifications regarding any procedural rule or problem brief interpretation.