"My World Vs. Real World"

Dear Friends of the Jessup, ILSA is delighted to announce that Judge registration for the White & Case International Rounds of the 2011 Jessup Competition is now open! And, if you intended to but have not yet signed up to judge a national or regional competition, you may also indicate your availability for those levels of the Competition by completing the Volunteer Judge Application Form at http://www.ilsa.org/judges/ judges2011.php. ---Judging at the White & Case International Rounds, March 20-26, 2011, in Washington, D.C. --- The White & Case International Rounds will take place March 20-26, 2011 at the Capital Hilton Hotel in Washington, D.C. If you would like to serve as a judge, please complete and submit the Volunteer Judge Application Form at http://www.ilsa.org/judges/ judges2011.php . Registration for judging will remain open as long as space is available. Preferred times go quickly, so it is best to sign up soon (especially if your availability is limited). Based...

This year, the Jessup Competition will celebrate its 50th Anniversary and to mark this momentous occasion, the ILSA Spring Conference will focus on the contributions of the Competition to international law. The conference is titled 50 Years of the Jessup: Reflections on the Past, Visions of the Future. Distinguished speakers will discuss international law issues raised in past Jessup problems, tracing the history of these issues from the time the problem was crafted to the present, with a focus on how the law will develop in the future. Discussion topics will include terrorism, post-conflict obligations of states, indigenous peoples’ rights, and international environmental law. "50 Years of the Jessup: Reflections on the Past, Visions of the Future" Thursday, March 26 8:30am - 9:00am Registration and Continental Breakfast 9:00am - 10:30am The Responsibility to Protect This year's Jessup Problem focuses on the legal issues that arise when members of the international commu...

               TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS SHEARMAN & STERLING INTERNATIONAL ROUNDS Sunday, March 22 10:00am - 2:00pm Team Registration and Orientation Fair (Ballroom Leve el, Fairmont)All teams must check-in and register during this period. If a team does notarrive and register by 2:00pm, the team will not be scheduled to compete. 2:00pm Team Orientation (Grand Ballroom, Fairmont)All teams must attend the Team Orientation. Special remarks will be deliveredby Shearman & Sterling partner Yas Banifatemi. 5:00pm Bailiff Orientation (Executive Forum, Fairmont) For exhibition and observation teams and all other bailiffs. 5:30pm Exhibition Team Meeting (Executive Forum, Fairmont) 6:00pm Distribution of Preliminary Round Schedule and Opponent Memorials (Roosevelt, Fairmont) This is when teams will receive their schedule of matches and the memorials of the opponents for the Preliminary Rounds. 8:00pm Judge Orientatio...

Seminar and Performance Of Cambodian Jessup Team To   ‘Participating in the 2009 Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition In Washington D.C. , USA ’ On March 16, 2009     The Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition is the world’s largest moot court competition is an advocacy competition for law students from around the world. Students from about 88 countries are expected to compete for this event. More about this competition, please visit http://www.ilsa.org/jessup/index.php , Cambodian Jessup Team, www.jessupcambodiateam.blogspot.com We are the Cambodian Jessup Team of Royal University Law and Economics.  The five of us -Kimsan Soy,Thirith Vireak, Sonita Khun, Nearirath Sreng, Panha Piseth- were  selected to represent the university Royal University of Law and Economics (Rule) through a competition judged by people with the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, the international court set up to...

group group , originally uploaded by Nearirath Sreng . Dear everyone, I am very thankful for encouragement and everything, and we're really appreciate willing to help Koun Khmers, Cambodian Jessup team that you might never imagine how difficult and so many obstacles for us. 8 months has been passed, and another month to go we haven’t received any fund or any single dollar. USAID said no, and USA embassy seems not to care at all. The rest NGO has no budget for us. I’m very tired of asking people help. Because it seems I’m the only one responsible for everything and the result I get nothing, plus the rest team members are just 24h prepare their part for the competition while I have extremely pressure at work, home and school. So I couldn’t do my part for the competition well which I feel very bad for myself so I usually I wish I could just give up but my team will not gonna let me go. We have been through so much, and I don’t want to see some of us cannot make it in D.C., so ...

Team Cambodia Jessup 2009 , originally uploaded by Nearirath Sreng . The day at 11.30pm we submitted our brief to ILSA.org (competition that we're doing) i do look so yab...damn tired...no sleep or sleep less than 3 or 4h a day, it had been a week!

sleep 2 or 3 hours a day for a week before summit the memorial to jessup!!!....and now we're at gate hell!!!!

·         1-3, Oct:    Define the task who is going to respond the Applicant or Respondent ·         1-5, Oct:     Finish reading the compromis ·         5-7, Oct:     Summary the Statement of the facts of each team, Appl or Resp. §          Everyone must be clear all point in the case. ·         8, Oct:         Meeting the coach, Zach, Julie, Matt, and others ·         7-14, Oct:   Collecting all sources, International laws, International court, §          Print out your draft and share to the others §          Discuss whole things about the what you got ·         15,...