Moot Court Competition | LexPacto | Virtual Mode | Prize Pool: Rs. 100000 | 11th–12th July 2026

Moot Court Competition | LexPacto | Virtual Mode | Prize Pool: Rs. 100000 | 11th–12th July 2026

4th Virtual Moot Court Competition, 2026:

Organized by LexPacto
Dates: 11th–12th July 2026 (Virtual Mode)
Prize Pool: Worth INR 1,00,000

About LexPacto:

LexPacto is a forward‑looking legal education and awareness platform committed to bridging the gap between legal theory and practice. It empowers law students, judicial aspirants, and young professionals through experiential learning, certificate courses, workshops, and moot court competitions. With a focus on critical thinking, ethical advocacy, and social responsibility, LexPacto nurtures a community of legally empowered individuals ready to contribute meaningfully to the justice system.

About the Competition:

The 4th Virtual Moot Court Competition is a flagship initiative designed to advance practical legal education. Conducted entirely online, the competition provides a simulated courtroom experience where participants engage with contemporary legal issues, refine their research and drafting skills, and develop persuasive advocacy. Structured in multiple rounds—Preliminary, Quarterfinals, Semifinals, and Grand Finals—the competition ensures rigor, fairness, and academic enrichment.

Moot Problem:

The competition problem revolves around the Digital Communications Accountability and National Security Act, 2026 (DCANSA) in the fictional Republic of Indica. It raises pressing constitutional questions on privacy, free speech, encryption, surveillance, and national security. Participants will argue complex issues such as:

• Whether Section 24 of DCANSA violates the right to privacy under Article 21.
• Whether mandatory traceability requirements infringe freedom of speech under Article 19(1)(a).
• Whether restrictions satisfy constitutional tests of legality, necessity, and proportionality.
• Whether the State can compel intermediaries to alter encryption architecture in the interests of national security.

This problem situates students at the intersection of digital rights, cybersecurity, and constitutional law, making it both timely and intellectually challenging.

Eligibility & Team Composition:

• Open to students enrolled in 3‑year or 5‑year full‑time law courses.
• Teams may consist of two speakers or two speakers and one researcher.

Registration Details:

• Deadline: 20th June 2026 (11:59 PM)
• Fee: ₹4500 per team
• Form: Registration through QR given in Brochure
• Confirmation emails will be issued within 48 hours of successful registration.

Event Timeline:

• Registrations & Moot Problem Release: 15th May 2026
• Registration Close: 20th June 2026
• Team Code Allotment: 25th June 2026
• Clarifications Release: 27th June 2026
• Memorial Submission Deadline: 30th June 2026
• Researcher Test: 10th July 2026
• Oral Rounds: 11th–12th July 2026

Awards & Recognition:

• Winner: Trophy + ₹20,000 + Books + Certificate Course + Internship + Certificate
• Runner‑Up: Trophy + ₹10,000 + Books + Certificate Course + Internship + Certificate
• Second Runner‑Up: ₹5,000 + Certificate Course + Certificate
• Best Memorial: ₹5,000 + Certificate
• Best Researcher: ₹5,000 + Certificate

Contact Information:

• Email: info.lexpacto@gmail.com

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