New York Law School held its 39th Annual Charles W. Froessel Moot Court Competition September 17 through 20.
This year’s competition, based on a fact pattern by law students Danielle Librandi and Christine Maggiore, focused on two issues regarding the limits of the government’s power to obtain the digital metadata of a company that citizens use to send messages on their iPhones.
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