I know quite a few people who do both Moot Court and law review or another journal here, and it's workable, mostly because the moot ct commitment is fairly compressed into about 2 months or so, maybe a little less (per team). Moot court will be more useful to you in your career (in a practical sense), but law review has the prestige factor. Getting published is good, though if you don't make law review, you can also submit your note elsewhere (to other topical journals) if you so desire. good luck with both!
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Date: Apr. 9th, 2005 09:05 pm (UTC)I know quite a few people who do both Moot Court and law review or another journal here, and it's workable, mostly because the moot ct commitment is fairly compressed into about 2 months or so, maybe a little less (per team). Moot court will be more useful to you in your career (in a practical sense), but law review has the prestige factor. Getting published is good, though if you don't make law review, you can also submit your note elsewhere (to other topical journals) if you so desire. good luck with both!