The RFPG played host to another fantastic evening of Mooting on Wednesday night, as students from the University of Strathclyde and the City of Glasgow College faced off in the second semi-final of the Sheriff Principal's Mooting Competition. Many thanks to Sheriff Brian Mohan for kindly agreeing to judge the competition, and to both teams for their outstanding advocacy: For University of Strathclyde were Alec Hudson & Elena Fox and for the City of Glasgow College were Sheldo

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We had a fantastic evening at the RFPG yesterday, with an excellent standard of mooting on display in a closely contested semi-final. Many thanks to Sheriff Joan Kerr for kindly agreeing to judge the competition, and to both teams for their outstanding advocacy: Andrew Bray and Robert Walton (Glasgow Caledonian University) Katie Ronnie and Harry Braid (Glasgow University) Congratulations to Glasgow University for securing their place in the final which will be held on 27 May.