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Apply to judge

Academics, practising lawyers and arbitrators are invited to sit as the tribunal of the first edition. Applications close on 30 November 2026, 23:59 Tashkent time.

What judges do

Judges serve on a voluntary basis. The Organising Committee confirms each judge and decides which rounds they sit in and how many memorials they mark. Confirmed judges receive the judging guidelines, the evaluation criteria and a short briefing before the competition.

A judge with any connection to a team, one of its members or its coach tells the Organising Committee in advance and does not judge that team.

About you
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Your work
Optional. LinkedIn, or a university or firm page. The Organising Committee may ask for a short CV.
Expertise tick all that apply
A few lines on your practice, teaching or research.
Optional. Which moots, and in what role: judge, coach or participant.
Availability tick all that apply
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Oral rounds are held in person only.
Conflicts of interest
List the universities where you teach or study, and any team, student or coach in this edition you know personally or work with. Write “None” if there are none.
Confirmation

The Organising Committee reviews every application and replies by email. For questions, write to idl.moot@tsul.uz or message Dildora Umarkhanova, Dean of the Faculty of Interdisciplinary Legal Studies, on Telegram at @DUmarxanova.