Moot Coach
Moot Court Coach
Rehearse a submission and get feedback on structure, authority and delivery before the real thing.
Paste the moot problem and your draft submission. The coach reviews how the argument is organised, whether the authorities do the work you are asking them to do, and where an opponent would attack you.
Feedback is only as good as the problem and draft you provide. It cannot know the bench, the moot rules or the marking criteria for your competition.
How to use it
- 1Paste the fact pattern.
- 2Paste your draft submission.
- 3Work through the structural and authority feedback, then revise.
What it does not do
- Does not simulate a live bench or score you against competition rules.
- Cannot verify authorities without the source materials.
- No substitute for mooting in front of people.
Output is AI-generated. Check every case, section and quotation against the primary source before you rely on it or file it.
Common questions
- How do I structure a moot submission?
- Most moots expect a short introduction identifying the orders sought, a roadmap, then two or three discrete propositions each supported by authority, followed by the orders you want. Answer questions directly and keep the roadmap visible.
- What do moot judges look for?
- Command of the authorities, responsiveness to questions, logical structure, and correct procedure. Different competitions weight these differently, so check the rules.
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