Mooting research guide: Other Resources

• The Phillip C. Jessup Library on HeinOnline:

            See specifically:

                Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition Compendium

                Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition Compendium - Subject Indexes and Finding Aids

                Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition Compendium, 1960-2017: Subject Indexes and

Finding Aids   

• Oxford University Press Moot Problem Archive
• All About Mooting (Plus Tips, Tricks, and What to Expect!) - Practical and informal advice for successful mooting from U of Windsor Peer Mentorship Program Law School Survival Guide blog
• MOOTING - Resources from London’s City Law School. A resource for students from London’s City Law School that covers a host of topics, such as Why moot?, Getting Started, Legal Research and Bundles, Public Speaking and At the Moot. See also: Articles related to mooting

• Tactics for Written and Oral Advocacy: “Be Prepared, Be Brief, Be Gone”. Prepared by Timothy R.B. Outerbridge of the Court of Appeal for BC, Vancouver, BC, for the Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia

• Some Factum Suggestions. Prepared by Justices David Stratas, Kathy Feldman and Janet Simmons of the Federal Court of Canada

• Forget the Wind-Up and Make the Pitch: Some Suggestions for Writing More Persuasive Factums by John I Laskin

• Crib Notes on How to Write Great Factums by Barb Cotton