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Participating in inter-faculty competitions in different
fields of practice at the national and international level is a great challenge
to students. The student teams are coached by professors and teaching
assistants, and they have achieved notable success in the past.* Apart from
national competitions in various fields, for a number of years now the Faculty
of Law has enabled its students to participate in international competitions:
Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot (in international
commercial and arbitration Law), Philip C. Jessup International Court of Justice
Moot (in international public law), Jean Pictet International Humanitarian Law
Moot (in international humanitarian law), Clinical Legal History Competition
(simulation of a court proceeding in ancient Athens), etc.
The best recent results of the Faculty of Law students are:
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they won third place (!) out of 178 contestants from 51
countries at the international competition Willem C. Vis International
Commercial Arbitration Moot held in Vienna in April 2007;
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they won second place at the regional Moot court
competition in jurisprudence of European court of human rights held in
Belgrade in April 2007;
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the winner and several other best ranked students at the
third Belgrade International Model UN (BIMUN) held in March-April 2006 (in
competition of 50 foreign and 68 country participants, who were selected out
of 200 applicants from 26 countries);
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they finished 27th out of 156 contestants from 49
countries at the international competition Willem C. Vis International
Commercial Arbitration Moot held in Vienna in April 2006;
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they finished 28th out of 152 contestants from 47
countries at the international competition Willem C. Vis International
Commercial Arbitration Moot held in Vienna in March 2005;
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they finished third and fifth out of 38 teams in the
World Online Negotiation Competition (ICODR) in February/March 2005 – the
teams consisted of the students who had attended the Alternative Dispute
Resolution course, taught by visiting lecturer Lynn Malley - mediator and
attorney from Missouri (USA) and the director of the ADR Clinic at the
University of Illinois School of Law.
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