The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia judged the West Virginia University College of Law’s Baker Cup Moot Court appellate advocacy competition Tuesday in the Supreme Court Courtroom. The winner was Katherine Whittington of Sissonville, who poses here with the trophy and with Chief Justice Tim Armstead.
West Virginia Supreme Court photo by J. Alex Wilson
The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia judged the West Virginia University College of Law’s Baker Cup Moot Court appellate advocacy competition Tuesday in the Supreme Court Courtroom. The winner was Katherine Whittington of Sissonville and the runner up was Tyler Keller of Moundsville.Â
West Virginia Supreme Court photo by J. Alex Wilson
The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia judged the West Virginia University College of Law’s Baker Cup Moot Court appellate advocacy competition Tuesday in the Supreme Court Courtroom. The winner was Katherine Whittington of Sissonville and the runner up was Tyler Keller of Moundsville.Â
West Virginia Supreme Court photo by J. Alex Wilson
Baker Cup winner Katherine Whittington of Sissonville poses with the trophy.
West Virginia Supreme Court photo by J. Alex Wilson
Moundsville's Tyler Keller makes his argument to the state Supreme Court as part of the Baker Cup competition.
West Virginia Supreme Court photo J. Alex Wilson
Chief Justice Tim Armstead weighs in during the Baker Cup competition.
West Virginia Supreme Court photo by J. Alex Wilson
WVU College of Law faculty were among those in the gallery for the Baker Cup final.
West Virginia Supreme Court photo by J. Alex Wilson
Sissonville's Katherine Whittington makes her winning argument during the Baker Cup competition.
West Virginia College of Law photo by J. Alex Wilson
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia judged the West Virginia University College of Law’s Baker Cup Moot Court appellate advocacy competition Tuesday in the Supreme Court Courtroom.
The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia judged the West Virginia University College of Law’s Baker Cup Moot Court appellate advocacy competition Tuesday in the Supreme Court Courtroom. The winner was Katherine Whittington of Sissonville, who poses here with the trophy and with Chief Justice Tim Armstead.
West Virginia Supreme Court photo by J. Alex Wilson
The winner was Katherine Whittington of Sissonville and the runner up was Tyler Keller of Moundsville.
Baker Cup winner Katherine Whittington of Sissonville, and runner-up Tyler Keller of Moundsville.
West Virginia Supreme Court photo by J. Alex Wilson
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