Podcast: Hannah Honeycutt
Hannah Honeycutt, Executive Director of the South Carolina Access to Justice Commission, discusses the justice gap in SC
The Charleston School of Law consisted of eight students:
Each competitor was able to compete as an advocate in at least one round, with the other teammates serving as witnesses.
The Charleston Law team was recognized as “Best Overall Advocate” or “Second Best Overall Advocate” during multiple rounds of the competition.
Karikas, Vuletich, and Ingram were named “Best Overall Advocate” in Rounds One, Two, and Four, respectively. In addition, Schelper received a perfect score for her opening and was named “Best Overall Advocate.”
The mission of the Charleston School of Law Trial Advocacy Board (TAB) is to prepare students to become ethical, experienced, and zealous lawyer-advocates.
Participation is founded upon a student’s commitment to the pursuit of excellence in advocacy and to ethically represent the Charleston School of Law through dedication and compliance with each team’s rigorous and demanding practice schedule, when representing the Charleston School of Law in trial advocacy competitions throughout the nation.
If you are a Charleston School of Law student and you are interested in joining the Trial Ad Board, please reach out to one of the team members for more information on the Fall selection process.
The Charleston School of Law is an ABA-accredited law school nationally recognized for its student-centric culture. Our faculty and staff are committed to preparing you for success both in the classroom and in the legal profession.
Hannah Honeycutt, Executive Director of the South Carolina Access to Justice Commission, discusses the justice gap in SC
The following was originally published by the South Carolina chapter for the Association of Corporate Counsel.
Cade Gossett, a native of Centre, Alabama, Gossett has a passion for community and serving.