Seventeenth Annual National Criminal Procedure Tournament

November 3 - 5, 2005

2005 Tournament Results

Top Ten Teams Overall:

1. Team 6: University of California, Hastings, Sloan/O’Donnell
2. Team 23: Baylor Law School, Fahrenthold/Hoelscher
3. Team 1: Florida State University, Adkinson/Walterbach
4. Team 15: University of Arkansas, Brady/Jackson
5. Team 22: Baylor Law School, Pringle/Benham
6. Team 5: University of California, Hastings, Liljestrom/Garibaldi
7. Team 10: Brooklyn Law School, Russo/Weitman
8. Team 3: Benjamin Cardozo, Singer/Stokman
9. Team 13: Chicago Kent, Lindsted/Dolan
10. Team 8: South Texas, Drake/Mach

Top Ten Briefs:

1. Team 15: University of Arkansas, Brady/Jackson
2. Team 5: University of California, Hastings, Liljestrom/Garibaldi
3. Team 20: University of Kansas, Smith/Poling
3. Team 22: Baylor Law School, Pringle/Benham
5. Team 28: University of Florida, Demirdoken/Brady Ward
6. Team 10: Brooklyn Law School, Russo/Weitman
6. Team 18: University of Alabama, Garvich/Long
6. Team 29: University of Florida, Wannos/Darr
9. Team 31: Southern Methodist University, Darwin/Tillery
10. Team 6: University of California, Hastings, Sloan/O’Donnell

Top Ten Individual Oralists:

1. Clay Adkinson, Florida State University
2. Dan Messner, University of La Verne
3. Jessica Sloan, University of California, Hastings
4. C. Wade Harrison, University of Wisconsin
5. Brandon Crossland, Stetson University
5. Kevin Haynes, South Texas
5. Lara Pringle, Baylor Law School
8. Gregory Albright, California Western
8. Chris Fahrenthold, Baylor Law School
10. Timothy Russo, Brooklyn Law School

"Moot Court competition mirrors the real world--in that cases are often won or lost on appeal based upon a lawyer's ability to respond persuasively to questions posed by the court." --Hon. H. Lee Sarokin, Ret. United States Court of Appeals

2004 National Criminal Procedure Tournament Results
For results from the 2004 tournament, click here.