The University of the Philippines College of Law has emerged as the world champion in the 2024 Philip C. Jessup moot court competition, marking the country's third victory in the prestigious event. The UP Law team defeated over 600 teams from 100 jurisdictions to claim the title. The winning team consisted of Mary Regine Dadole, Pauline De Leon, Pauline Samantha Sagayo, Chinzen Viernes, and Ignacio Lorenzo Villareal, coached by Professor Marianne Vitug and advised by international law professor Rommel Casis.
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The UP Law team was composed of Mary Regine Dadole, Pauline De Leon, Pauline Samantha Sagayo, Chinzen Viernes, and Ignacio Lorenzo Villareal. They were coached by Professor Marianne Vitug, who was a world champion in the 2018 Stetson International Moot Court Competition and best oralist of the final round. Their adviser was international law professor Rommel Casis.
The 2024 Philip C. Jessup moot court imagined a fictional case at the International Court of Justice of the republic of Antrano against the constitutional monarch Remisia. The made-up case is about Remisia’s criminal conviction of 40 activists for disrespecting the crown which, under its domestic law, is punished with the removal of citizenships.
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