ILW Jessup 2026 Compromis Panel

Chris Bonnez

ILSA and the American Branch of the International Law Association will host the annual Jessup Compromis Panel as part of this year’s International Law Weekend in New York City at noon (EDT) on 25 October. A panel of four experts will answer questions on the topics raised by the Jessup 2026 Compromis.

If you are interested in attending in person, visit https://www.ila-americanbranch.org/ilw-2025-registration/ to register. If you cannot attend in person, the event will be livestreamed on Zoom at https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81466024417?pwd=M3jfh7brAZ1tZJEDPzB5SHim7LoNGZ.1 and later posted to our YouTube channel. Continue reading “ILW Jessup 2026 Compromis Panel” →

Jessup 2026 – Now Accepting Requests for Corrections and Clarifications

Chris Bonnez

Have you found something in the Jessup 2026 problem that you feels need clarification or you think is an outright error?

This form allows you to submit requests for corrections and clarifications to the Jessup 2026 Problem. If you have more than five clarification requests, please submit them in separate batches. The deadline to submit requests is 17 October 2025.

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2026 Hamilton Lugar / ILSA Undergraduate International Law Moot Court Problem Now Available

Chris Bonnez

The 2026 Hamilton Lugar / ILSA Undergraduate International Law Moot Court Problem is now available. You can download it as a docx or a pdf.

The Hamilton Lugar / ILSA Undergraduate International Law Moot Court Competition is a simulation of oral argument before the International Court of Justice (ICJ). Teams argue both sides in a fictional dispute between two countries. Colleges and universities can enter up to five teams of two students apiece.

The Competition is open to undergraduate students in the United States and Canada. It is co-hosted and co-administered by the Hamilton Lugar School of Global & International Studies at Indiana University.

The Competition is based upon the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, which ILSA has administered annually since 1959. Now in its 67th year, the Jessup Competition is the largest competition in the world for law students, with more than 800 schools in 106 countries last year.

The 2026 Competition will take place 26 Feb-1 Mar at Indiana University Bloomington in Bloomington, IN. The Registration fee is $250 for the first team registered from a given school, and $200 for each team thereafter. Spots are limited. The deadline for registration is 1 December 2025.

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