Program Overview

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Lincoln Alexander School of Law

The Lincoln Alexander School of Law offers various programs and opportunities for students to engage in legal education and research.

Programs Overview

The school provides a range of programs, including:

• Juris Doctor Program
• Legal Clinic
• Professional Development

Laskin Moot

The Laskin Moot is a bilingual moot competition that deals with administrative and constitutional matters within the jurisdiction of the Federal Court of Canada.

Team Composition

The team consists of:

• 4 Oralists
• 1 Researcher Total: 5 Participants

Date Estimates

• Competition Day: Beginning of February
• Factum Due Date: Middle of January
• Location: Ontario Court of Appeal, Toronto, ON

Course Credit

Participation in the moot is recognized under the course JUR 301 Moot Court Competition, offered during the Winter semester.

Prerequisite Courses

Participants are required to have completed:

• JUR 212 Charter of Rights and Freedoms
• JUR 305 Moot and Advocacy Skills, offered in the Fall semester.

Tryout Process

• Oralists qualify for the Laskin Moot through the McCarthy Tťtrault Cup held in May.
• The researcher qualifies by application in September.

Faculty and Research

The school has a faculty team and offers research opportunities.

Faculty

The faculty team is composed of experienced legal professionals.

Student Support and Resources

The school provides various support and resources for students, including:

• Academic Calendar
• Student Support and Advising
• Student FAQs
• Class Schedule
• Extended Time Program
• Student Health and Wellness
• Legal Writing Centre
• Career Development
• Experiential Learning Opportunities
• Mentorship
• Student Government & Clubs
• Journals and Literature
• Academic Resources and Policies
• Mooting & Lawyering Skills Program