Sound Administration: South Texas Wins State Administrative & Public Law Championship

Kathy Dawson, Ryan Haun, and Catina Haynes from South Texas College of Law won the Eighth Annual State Bar of Texas Administrative and Public Law Moot Court Competition in Austin.  They defeated a team from Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law in the final round.

Ms. Dawson, Mr. Haun, and Ms. Hayes also won the tournament's best brief award.  Kristin Burns of Baylor Law School was honored as the top oral advocate.

As those of you familiar with interscholastic tournaments could guess, Texas's statewide competitions are hotly contested affairs that showcase some remarkable student advocates.  This is STCL's second win since last spring in a statewide tournament; our report of its win in the TYLA competition is here.

STCL's account of the Admin Law competition is here; Baylor's is here.

Kathy Dawson, Ryan Haun, and Catina Haynes from South Texas College of Law won the Eighth Annual State Bar of Texas Administrative and Public Law Moot Court Competition in Austin.  They defeated a team from Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law in the final round.

Ms. Dawson, Mr. Haun, and Ms. Hayes also won the tournament's best brief award.  Kristin Burns of Baylor Law School was honored as the top oral advocate.

As those of you familiar with interscholastic tournaments could guess, Texas's statewide competitions are hotly contested affairs that showcase some remarkable student advocates.  This is STCL's second win since last spring in a statewide tournament; our report of its win in the TYLA competition is here.

STCL's account of the Admin Law competition is here; Baylor's is here.