The Supreme Court at UND School of Law - The November 3-4, 2015 photos Thursday, November 5, 2015
The Court's annual visit to the University of North Dakota School of Law began with arguments in Chisholm v. State: Nick Thornton represented the appellant. | |
Chief Justice Gerald VandeWalle listens to attorney Thornton's arguments. | |
Assistant Grand Forks County State's Attorney Jason McCarthy responds to Thornton's arguments. | |
Next, the Court heard arguments in Forster v. Flaagen, with Jacey Johnston representing the appellant. | |
Justice Carol Kapsner questions Johnston during the arguments. | |
Attorney Berly Nelson represented the appellee in Forster v. Flaagan. | |
Justices joined UND law students for lunch after the morning arguments. | |
After lunch, the Court judged the annual moot court competition, with James Grossman opening arguments for the petitioner. | |
Brandt Doerr continued the petioner's argument. | |
Amanda Tucker listened to a question while presenting arguments for the respondent. | |
Samantha Olson closed out the respondent's argument. | |
Members of the Court provided comments to the students after the moot court arguments. | |
Chief Justice VandeWalle presented a photo of the Court to UND School of Law Dean Kathryn Rand after the arguments. | |
After moot court, Justice Dale Sandstrom swore in new members of the Phi Alpha Delta legal fratenity. | |
The new PAD members take their oath. | |
On the morning of Nov. 4, Justice Kapsner and Justice Lisa Fair McEvers had breakfast with members of the UND Law Women's Caucus. | |
Richard Edinger represented the appellant in State v. Acker as Nov. 4's session began. | |
Justice Dan Crothers listened to Edinger's argument. | |
Cass County Assistant State's Attorney Tristan Van de Streek argued the government's position in State v. Acker. | |
Next, the Court heard arguments in Clark v. Farmers Union Insurance, with attorney Marianne Knudson representing the appellant. | |
Attorney Tyler Stewart argues on behalf of Farmers Union Insurance. | |
Attorney Jeanne Unger represented QBE Americas, the other appellee in the case. |
Photos by Penny Miller