JURIS CASE CHALLENGE SCHOLARSHIPS
Build your argument. Work toward a scholarship opportunity.
The planned format is a ten-case series with a $1,000 scholarship goal for each challenge. Eligible students may participate; attendance alone does not earn an award.
Funding and final award rules are still being developed. Check each released case for its confirmed award amount, eligible division, judging criteria, deadlines, tie-breaking, repeat-winner rules and payment terms before relying on an award announcement.
Explore the Challenge SeasonHow participation works
Investigate during the research period. Save drafts, examine competing arguments and credit your sources. During the submission period, use Submit Final Entry and retain your receipt. Each final entry is reviewed under the rules published for that round.
The earlier five-high-school/five-undergraduate plan is under revision for this per-case format; the division allocation and whether one student can win multiple rounds have not been finalized.
Enrollment and identity may be verified before awards. Donations do not influence selection. A real lawsuit’s outcome does not by itself guarantee a student scholarship.
Current law-school/JD students, JD holders and licensed attorneys are not eligible for the student competition. Final eligibility conditions will be stated in the award rules.
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