The Supreme Court at UND School of Law - The October 24-25, 2018 photos Wednesday, October 24, 2018

During the Court's fall visit to the University of North Dakota School of Law, the schedule included oral arguments in four cases, classroom visits, judging the final internal moot court arguments, student lunch, breakfast sponsored by the Law Women's Caucus, visiting the Rural Practice Association, an informational session for students interested in applying for clerkships with the Court, and lunch with the Greater Grand Forks County Bar Association.

	State v. Vollrath, Supreme Court No. 20180161, was the first case with Mark Friese presenting arguments on behalf of the Appellant.
	The State was represented by Britta Demello Rice in the Vollrathappeal.
	The Court listens to arguments in the Baker Courtroom at the UND School of Law.
	The second argument of the day was Schultz v. Schultz, Supreme Court No. 20180097, Tressie Brazil represented the Appellant.
	The Appellee in the Schultz appeal was represented by Steve Ottmar.
	Many students sat in on all of the arguments during the Court’s two-day visit.
	Chief Justice VandeWalle visits with students in the Gender & the Law course and discusses changes in the law.
	Justice McEvers provides information to potential law clerk applicants.
	Justice Jensen visits about using experts in litigation with Trial Advocacy students and students in the Forensic Psychology Graduate program.
	Justice Crothers teaches students in the Evidence class.
	Justice Tufte relates his experiences as an attorney in a small rural town with the students in the Rural Practice Association.
	On Wednesday evening the Justices heard moot court final arguments.
	The finalists Alex Carthew, Emily Ramage, Erica Skogen and Dustin Richard pose with the Court.  Ms. Skogen was selected as best oralist by the Justices.
	The team of Emily Ramage and Alex Carthew won the overall competition.
	The Moot Court Board including Peter Aiello, Olivia Jureidini, Corey Haller, Montana Funk, Ian Duncan and Cole Johnston posed with the Court.
	Thursday morning started with argument in Tornabeni v. Wold, et al., Supreme Court No. 20180164, with Robert Lantz arguing on behalf of the Appellants.
	The Appellee, Tornabeni, was represented by John Fitzgerald.
	In the final case of the day, Matter of Kulink, Supreme Court No. 20180083, Tyler Morrow presented argument on behalf of the Appellant.
	The State was represented by Leah Viste in the Kulink appeal.
	The visit ended with lunch and a panel discussion with members of the Greater Grand Forks County Bar Association.
	Bar Association members posed questions for the Court during the lunch visit.