Nominations by faculty only.

This annual award is given to a student at each law school who has demonstrated excellence in a clinical course.

Criteria:

1. Excellence in the field work component of the clinical course determined by the quality of the student's performance in assisting or representing individual or organizational clients or in undertaking group advocacy or policy reform projects;
2. Excellence in the seminar component of the clinical course determined by the quality of the student's thoughtfulness and self-reflection in exploring the legal, ethical, strategic, and other pertinent issues raised in the particular clinic; and
3. The nature and extent of the student's contribution to the clinical community at the student's law school, if relevant.

Nominations by faculty only.

Nominations by faculty only.

This award, an honorary scroll, is presented annually to a graduating student of each participating law school. The criteria for the recipient is a student who demonstrates an overall ability in trial advocacy by high achievement in trial practice, evidence, and pleading and procedure courses. Nominations by faculty only.

Judge James Hunter, III Memorial Advanced Appellate Advocacy Competition Awards
Dedicated to the memory of a respected judge who served on the United States Third Circuit Court of Appeals from 1971 until his death in 1989, these awards honor students who have excelled in written and oral advocacy.

Spring 2023
graduate & graduate

Spring 2022
graduate

Graduating Students with Best Brief Awards, 2023
Plaintiff/Appellant:graduate
Plaintiff/Appellant:graduate
Defendant/Respondent:graduate
Defendant/Respondent:graduate

These graduating students served as Teaching Assistants in the James Hunter III Memorial Advanced Appellate Advocacy program, and organized, supervised, and managed the annual Hunter oral argument competition.

This award is given to a law student at each of the Philadelphia-area law schools to a student who has shown outstanding abilities in the area of trial advocacy. Nominations by faculty only.

This award is dedicated by family and friends to the memory of a well-loved member of the Class of 1989 who served as Assistant Burlington County Prosecutor until his untimely death in April of 1991. The award goes to a graduating student or students with good academic standing and demonstrated interest in and commitment to the support of justice through prosecution or service as a judicial clerk.