
Moot Courts 2011 is for European students who have completed at least two years of law courses. However, in the case of the European Court of Justice, considering the philosophical approach of the human rights, we accept applications from students who have studied political sciences or philosophy (but only for the lawyer position).
The rules of the procedure are a set of rules that regulate the judging session. These norms, which are mandatory for all the parties involved in the process, will guide the entire activity of lawyers and judges.
For registration, click the registration button and follow the instructions given there.
During the judging sessions and deliberations, a formal dress code is mandatory. Therefore, jeans and sneakers are strictly forbidden.
The memorandum appears in two phases of the project. In the first one, it appears in the application and it is the document by which the applicant solves the judicial case. In the second phase, the memorandum is the document by which: 1. the lawyers judicially argument their requirements and ideas regarding the case that requires solution; 2. the judges express their opinion regarding the solution of the case.
The participation fee depends on the category of applicants you are part of:
Without accommodation : 65 LEI
With accommodation at a student hostel: 110 LEI
The purpose of BISMUN Association is the promotion and the encouragement of the UN values, as they emerge from the UN Charter, in the Romanian society and among Romanian youth.