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Co-Curricular Organizations
Participation in co-curricular activities is based on academic achievement, writing skills and/or open competitions. Students may earn up to three credit hours for work satisfactory to the faculty adviser.Florida Law Review
The student-edited Florida Law Review contains articles by legal scholars expert in various areas of the law, and works by student members.Florida Journal of International Law
The student-edited Florida Journal of International Law publishes scholarly works with a global perspective by students, professors and practitioners on public and private international law topics.International Commercial Arbitration Moot (ICAM)
Student participants compete annually against law schools from throughout the world in the Willem C. Vis International contest held each spring.Journal of Technology Law and Policy
The Journal seeks to publish articles that focus upon the legal and policy aspects of various technology issues. The Journal is an extracurricular journal published up to twice yearly.Justice Campbell Thornal Moot Court Team
The Moot Court Team, named in honor of the late Florida Supreme Court justice and devoted alumnus, participates in intramural, state and national appellate competitions.Trial Team
The Trial Team competes in intramural state, regional and national competitions organized by individuals, groups and law firms.University of Florida Journal of Law & Public Policy
Published by law and business students, the Journal of Law & Public Policy is devoted to considering the public policy implications of legal issues. Outside experts read and evaluate manuscripts.