Information for Competitors and Judges
Competitions will be held at over three locations at Adelaide University, University of South Australia (West City Campus) and Flinders University (Bedford Park Campus).
Adelaide University and University of South Australia (West City Campus) are walking distance from the hotels and both located in North Terrace.
If you are competing at Flinders University (Bedford Park Campus) on Tuesday, 3 July and Wednesday, 4 July there will be two private buses leaving at 8am sharp from iStay Precinct and will collect you from the Social Science Car Park, Flinders University (Bedford Park Campus) at 5:15pm on Tuesday and 12:00pm on Wednesday.
Lunch will be provided on Tuesday, 3 July, however, you will need to make arrangements for the rest of the week.
Walking Group
On Monday, 2 July, there will be a walking group to these universities leaving from iStay Precinct hotel at 3:30pm.
Compulsory Briefing Session
A competitions briefing for all competitions will take place at 4:00pm on Monday 2 July. This is essential to ensure your competitors know how the competitions will run during the week. It is the responsibility of all delegates to ensure they arrive on time, as supplementary sessions will not be run.
- Adelaide Uni (Main Campus), Liegertwood Building - Championship Moot, Negotiation, Witness Examination
- University of South Australia (City West Campus), George Kingston Room
Competitors
Room allocations will be sent to Competitors with the draw and an accompanying map, when you arrive at your competition please proceed straight to your competition, this will avoid all competitors having to ask the Conference Committee staff for directions and will enable them to focus on ensuring all judges arrive on time and are directed to their competitions.
Competitors must be on time and will face penalties as per the ALSA competition rules for being late to competition sessions. No printing facilities will be provided by the ALSA so please make these arrangements yourself and ensure you arrive fully prepared for your competition.
Briefing
A competitions briefing for all competitions will take place at 4:00pm on Monday 2 July. This is essential to ensure your competitors know how the competitions will run during the week. It is the responsibility of all delegates to ensure they arrive on time, as supplementary sessions will not be run.
Rounds
- Round 1 and 2: Tuesday 3 July
- Round 3: Wednesday 4 July
- Break Night: Wednesday 4 July
- Quarter-Finals: Thursday 5 July
- Semi-Finals: Friday 6 July
- Grand Finals: Saturday 7 July
Championship Moot
- The Championship Moot problem is available here.
- Click here to view the preliminary rounds draw
- Please ensure you have read the Championship Moot rules
- Contact: Erin Eustace
Client Interview
- The Client Interview question will be released at 9:00am on Tuesday 26 June 2018 via email.
- Click here to view the preliminary rounds draw
- Please ensure you have read the Client Interview Rules
- Contact: Hannah Thomas
IHL Moot
- The IHL Moot problem is available here.
- Click here to view the preliminary rounds draw
- Please ensure you have read the IHL Moot Rules
- Contact: Nicholas Michalakas
Negotiation
- Negotiation questions will be released at 9:00am on Tuesday 26 June 2018 via email.
- Click here to view the preliminary rounds draw
- Please ensure you have read the Negotiation competition rules
- Contact: Michelle Bartels
Paper Presentation
- Please ensure you have read the Paper Presentation rules
- Contact: David Styles
Witness Examination
- Witness Examination questions are released 90 minutes prior to the commencement of each round.
- Click here to view the preliminary rounds draw
- Please ensure you have read the Witness Examination rules
- Contact: Brooke Washusen
Judges
Prior to the ALSA Conference, Student Judges will be supplied, via email, with the question and bench book, the ALSA competition rules for the competition they are judging and the ALSA Student Judges Guide.
All documents will be anonymous, with teams all given a numerical identification code. Judges are to ask for the last names of the competitors, however, in order to complete the scoresheets. This anonymity will remain throughout the entire process and is crucial to the fairness and nature of the competition.
Before each session at Conference, Judges will report to a central hub to liaise with a Judging Coordinator, who will provide you with a hard copy of all the relevant materials for the following sessions.