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Semifinals of U. S.
’Moot Court' Debate
By th« Associated Press
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law schools survived a second
elimination round of the Nations:
Moot Court competition and wor
their way into today’s semifinals
University of North Carolins
defeated St. John’s, Pennsylvania
beat Vanderbilt, Georgetown
bested Cornell and Arizona elim
inated Kentucky.
In the semifinals this afternoon
Georgetown will meet North Caro
lina and Arizona will be pitted
against Pennsylvania. The finals
will be held tonight.
14 Schools Compete.
The contest—in which compet
ing school teams take opposing
sides in a hypothetical law case—
is sponsored by the Committee on
Junior Bar Activities of the As
sociation of the Bar of the City
of New York.
Teams from 14 schools, winners
in 11 regional contests through
out the country in which 58
[schools participated, began the
competition yesterday and seven
fell by the wayside this afternoon.
Question Never Settled.
The hypothetical case being ar
gued involves the right of a wit
ness to refuse to testify before a
congressional investigation com
mittee, on grounds, among others,
thgt the hearings are televised,
that questions are irrelevant to
the inquiry, and that the com
mittee was primarily interested
in publicizing its own members.
Sponsors said these questions
have never been settled in the
courts.
The winner will have its name
inscribed on a silver bowl, and
retain possession of the award
for a year. The bowl will be
given permanently to any school
which wins it twice.
Boy's Appeal Overruled
A London appeals court has
overruled a finding awarding
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while seeking to retrieve a ball
from a railroad track.
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