Indiana University law students swept the National Telecommunications Moot Court...
Indiana University law students swept the National Telecommunications Moot Court competition Saturday, taking first and second place in the competition run by the Federal Communications Bar Association. The winners were Joe Fuschetto, Joe Kauffman and Taylor Mayer, who also won…
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for best brief; second place went to Meghan Burton, Michael Caine and Tim Conroy. All attend IU’s Maurer School of Law. The best oralist award went to Manab Goswami from the University of Colorado School of Law. The question concerned a hypothetical FCC requirement that wireless Internet providers advertise their average speeds in a pre-determined format, and couldn’t supplement that with any additional speed information. In a final panel judged by former FCC General Counsel Austin Schlick, Fox Vice President-Legal Joe Di Scipio, and FCBA President Laura Phillips, the winning team argued that the FCC had properly tied its authority to Title III and Section 706 of the Communications Act, and that the rule didn’t violate the First Amendment.