Continuation of reports & cases argued and determined in Moothall Society from August 5th, 1797 to July 12, 1798 ... [Title continues in note].1797 August 5-1798 July 12.engContains reports of moot court exercises conducted by the Moothall Society at the Litchfield Law School, covering the period from August 5, 1797, to July 12, 1798. Entries include questions proposed, arguments advanced by students, and outcomes of simulated cases, providing evidence of the subjects debatedDigitization in progress. Online content available soon.Digital reproduction. New Haven, Connecticut : Yale Law Library, 2024.Manuscript.Title transcribed from title page.Title continues: ... members of the society are as follows: Rufus Adams, Jonathan Atwater, Samuel C. Blackman, Samis Blakesley, Eliphas W. Butt, Thomas Day, Daniel Dunbar, John S. Edwards, Benjamin Hall, Elijah Hubbard Jr., Nathaniel Hunt, John S. Joline, Phineas Miner, Walter Mitchel, Daniel Sheldon Jr., James Stevens, Cyrus Swan, Stephen Twining, George Todd, J.S. W (last name illegible).Also available in original print https://archives.litchfieldhistoricalsociety.org/repositories/2/archival_objects/11985The Moothall Society at the Litchfield Law School in Litchfield, Connecticut, was a student group centered around the school's moot court exercises. Students argued fictitious or hypothetical legal cases among themselves, in a format close to actual court proceedings.In English.Description based on online resource.