What is another word for moot court?
Pronunciation: [mˈuːt kˈɔːt] (IPA) 
Moot court is a term that refers to a simulated court proceeding, typically held by law students to practice their argumentation skills. In other words, it is a mock trial that helps law students develop their advocacy skills and legal knowledge. Some synonyms for moot court include mock trial, practice court, and simulation court. Other similar terms include appellate advocacy or appellate practice, which specifically refer to the practice of appellate arguments. All these terms are used interchangeably to describe the same or similar legal practice, which helps law students learn and refine their legal advocacy skills. No matter which term is used, the goal remains the same, to prepare law students for real-life courtroom experiences.
