From left to right: Law students Alessia Ricco, Kate Long and Joseph Muschitello argue in front a panel of judges for the Milton Mollen Moot Court Competition.
The Moot Court Honor Society of St. John’s University School of Law held its annual Hon. Milton Mollen Moot Court Competition on Oct. 14 at the university’s Belson Moot Courtroom. The case involved the constitutional right against unreasonable search and seizure, and whether the Firearms Owners’ Protection Act allows a defense of “innocent possession.”
The panel of presiding judges, from left to right: Judge Peter Skelos, former associate justice, Appellate Division, Second Department, currently of counsel at Forchelli Deegan Terrana; Scott Mollen, partner, Herrick, Feinstein; Judge Carmen Beauchamp Ciparik, former senior associate judge, New York State Court of Appeals, currently of counsel at Greenberg Traurig; and Judge Joseph Zayes, Appellate Division, Second Department.
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