The Great Hall of the Robert F. Kennedy Department of Justice in Washington, D.C., was a breathtaking monument to American jurisprudence. Towering fluted limestone columns rose fifty feet to gilded coffered ceilings. Three sitting United States Court of Appeals judges and two retired Supreme Court justices sat behind the elevated mahogany bench, presiding over the final round of the National Moot Court Championship. Three hundred spectators, including partners from the…
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