The second Rodyk Moots was held on Monday 12 April 2010 at the National University of Singapore's Law Faculty Moot Court.

After the impressive performance of the 2009 mooters, expectations were high from all involved that this year's competitors would perform equally well, if not better, and the adjudicators were not disappointed. Justice Choo Han Teck, Philip Jeyaretnam, SC and Lok Vi Ming, SC, who also adjudicated last year’s inaugural Rodyk Moots certainly had their work cut out for them.

Rodyk Mooters and judges - the group shot

The Format

10 first year law students were selected by their tutors and lecturers and entered into the competition based on their in-class moot performances.

The results

Sadhana Rai took the top spot followed by Ng Jean Ting and David Fong in second and third respectively.

The reward

The prize winners took home cash prizes and will receive sponsorship and support from Rodyk to compete in the Australian Law Students’ Association (ALSA) Moot Competition in Adelaide, Australia in July 2010.

Afterwards

The Rodyk Moots was not only an intense and challenging experience, it was also the culmination of a demanding first year at law school. Such hard work surely deserved to be rewarded and what better way of letting our collective hair down than to have a party - the Rodyk 'I Survived My First Year' barbeque and beer party.

The hard work begins

There is no rest for the weary and the three winners have already begun preparations for the ALSA Moot Competition. A post competition tea time gathering was held for all 10 Rodyk mooters on Thursday 20 May 2010.

Thanks

Rodyk is grateful for the positive feedback and thanks all NUS law faculty and staff for their invaluable assistance in enabling and facilitating this event.