2025–2026 Southern Illinois University National Health Law Moot Court Competition: Winning Brief

Mackenzie Gearin; Jungho Shim

doi:10.1080/01947648.2026.2662193

June 18, 2026Journal of Legal Medicine

2025–2026 Southern Illinois University National Health Law Moot Court Competition: Winning Brief

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Key Points

To present a compelling legal argument in a moot court competition based on health law principles.
Drafting legal briefs based on hypothetical case involving health law.
Simulating oral arguments before a panel of judges.
Analyses of relevant case law and statutes.
Achieved top rankings among participants in the competition.
Demonstrated effective legal reasoning and advocacy skills in moot court.
Received positive feedback from judges on argument clarity and presentation.

Implication

Moot court competition showcases legal arguments on health law issues in a simulated Supreme Court setting.

Abstract

No. 25-140-----------In theSupreme Court of the United StatesNovember Term 2025-----------THE STATE OF FRANKLIN DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL AND HEALTH SERVICES, ET. AL., Petitioners, -- versus --SARAH KIL...

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Gearin et al. (2026) studied this question.

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2025–2026 Southern Illinois University National Health Law Moot Court Competition: Winning Brief

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2025–2026 Southern Illinois University National Health Law Moot Court Competition: Winning Brief

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Discussion

Cite This Study

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