Oxford University Press Prize: for academic excellence in LLM (Master of Laws):\u00a0 <\/strong>Tory Hibbitt\u00a0(winner); Michael Delaney and Danielle Fritz\u00a0(runners up)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nUndergraduate prizes<\/h3>\n
Mooting Prizes<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- Kent Law Society Prize – best overall mooter (sponsored by Kent Law Society, Sevenoaks):<\/strong>\u00a0The Law Asia Team – Orestis Anastasiades, Elena Savvidou and Elizabeth Virgo<\/li>\n
- Weekly Law Reports Prize – best overall Stage 2 & Stage 3 mooters (sponsored by The Incorporated Council of Law Reporting, London):<\/strong>\u00a0Gabriela Kratchanov, Stage 2 and Joseph Chambers, Stage 3<\/li>\n
- Hallett Prize – best external competition mooter (sponsored by Hallett Solicitors, Ashford):<\/strong>\u00a0Catherine Mclatchie<\/li>\n
- Canadian Moot Prize – best performance in the Canadian Moot (sponsored\u00a0by Nick Jackson, Senior Lecturer):<\/strong>\u00a0Gabriela Kratchanov<\/li>\n
- Internal Mooting Prizes – Canterbury:<\/strong>\u00a0Ayodeji Ayodele, Danniella Betsworth, Joseph Chambers, Meghan Daniels, Kampamba Katongo, Rosie Latawski, Emily Numutaako, Osiyemi Osipitan, David Slomianski, Folakemi Swain and Jessica Thoebalds<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Law Clinic Prizes<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- Oxford University Press Prize – best contribution to Kent Law Clinic by a non-finalist (sponsored by Oxford University Press, Oxford):<\/strong>\u00a0Jaspinder Cheema<\/li>\n
- Fairweather Prize – outstanding contribution to the Kent Law Clinic (sponsored by Fairweather Solicitors, Canterbury and presented by Mr Nick Fairweather)<\/strong>:\u00a0Meghan Kinna and Andrea Mauti<\/li>\n
- Brachers Access to Justice Prize – outstanding contribution to Access to Justice by a Kent Law Clinic student (sponsored by Brachers Law, Maidstone):<\/strong>\u00a0Lula Wyss le Brocq and Sian Hukin<\/li>\n
- Criminal Justice Project Prize – best contribution to the Kent Law Clinic Criminal Justice Project (sponsored by Lucy Welsh, Lecturer):<\/strong> Adrienne Ford and Catherine Mclatchie<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Subject Prizes<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- European Degree Prize – best performance by a finalist completing a four\u00a0year programme including an Erasmus year (sponsored by Professor Geoffrey Samuel)<\/strong>:\u00a0Lula Wyss le Brocq<\/li>\n
- Canadian Negotiation Prize – best team in the Canadian Negotiation (sponsored\u00a0by Nick Jackson):<\/strong>\u00a0Akeem Gardner and Andrew Kirk<\/li>\n
- Gardner Croft Prize Commercial\u00a0Negotiating Pirze – best commercial Negotiators\u00a0(sponsored by Gardner Croft Solicitors, Canterbury):<\/strong>\u00a0Kojin Mirzayi and Claudio Storelli<\/li>\n
- Healthcare Law Negotiating Prize\u00a0– most promising Negotiating team (sponsored by Healthcare Law, London):<\/strong>\u00a0Osiyemi Osipitan and Mutinta Chinganya<\/li>\n
- Healthcare Law Negotiating Prize\u00a0– most outstanding\u00a0Negotiating team (sponsored by Healthcare Law, London):<\/strong>\u00a0Team 1 – Adrienne Zaya and Krystin Wilson. Team 2 – Kojin Mirzayi and Claudio Storelli<\/li>\n
- Clement-Walker Prize for Mediation – most outstanding Mediation teams (sponsored by Janie Clement-Walker, Lecturer):<\/strong>\u00a0Team 1) Maizy Bence and Sonia Soames. Team\u00a02 –\u00a0Mojeedat Aderinto and Charlotte Simpson<\/li>\n
- Hillier Prize – best Introduction to Obligations Stage 1 final assessments (sponsored by the Peter & Michael Hillier Trust):<\/strong>\u00a0Eman Salem and Lauren Rule<\/li>\n
- Herbert Smith Freehills Prize – Best Law of Obligations Stage 2 final assessment (sponsored by Herbert Smith Freehills, London):<\/strong> Irena Madella<\/li>\n
- Edinburgh University Press Prize – best Law, Space and Power Essay (sponsored by Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh):<\/strong> Elizabeth Virgo<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Stage Prizes<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- Hart Publishing Prize – best performance by a Stage 1 student – winner (sponsored by Hart Publishing, Oxford):<\/strong>\u00a0Lucia Trabattoni<\/li>\n
- Hallett Prize – best performance by a Stage 1 student – runner up (sponsored by Hallett Solicitors, Ashford):<\/strong>\u00a0Jennifer Wilson<\/li>\n
- Whitehead Monckton Prize – best performance by a Stage 2 student – winner (sponsored by Whitehead Monckton Ltd Solicitors, Maidstone):<\/strong> Irena Madella<\/li>\n
- Hallett Prize – best performance by a Stage 2 student – runner up (sponsored by Hallett Solicitors, Ashford):<\/strong>\u00a0Amber Dullaway<\/li>\n
- Thomson Reuters Prize\u00a0– best performance by a finalist (sponsored by Thomson Reuters, London):<\/strong> Winner – Morgan Copeman; Runner up –\u00a0Sean Wells<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
School\u00a0Prizes<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- Annual Advocacy Award – best advocate for the Police Probationer\u2019s Mock Trials:<\/strong>\u00a0Kyle Kuczynski<\/li>\n
- Antony London Prize – best student contribution to the Kent Law School (sponsored by Antony London\u2019s family):<\/strong>\u00a0Guevara Leacock and Osiyemi Osipitan<\/li>\n
- Faculty of Social Sciences Prize – distinguished overall degree performance:<\/strong>\u00a0Morgan Copeman, Lula Wyss le Brocq, Sean Wells, Elizabeth Virgo, Orestis Anastasiades, Siani Mcnamara, Katy Kennedy<\/li>\n
- Hallett Prize – best dissertation in any year (sponsored by Hallett Solicitors, Ashford):<\/strong>\u00a0Elizabeth Virgo<\/li>\n
- Head of School\u2019s Prize – outstanding student work on Critical Legal Thought:<\/strong>\u00a0Winner – Elizabeth Virgo (A copy of Elizabeth’s essay is available to read online:\u00a0Trust Registration An Unfortunate Inevitability<\/a>). Runner up – Lula Wyss le Brocq<\/li>\n
- Scott-Moncrieff Essay Prize – best essay on Social Justice (sponsored by Lucy Scott-Moncrieff, Scott Moncrieff Harbour & Sinclair)<\/strong>:\u00a0Akasa Pradhan<\/li>\n
- Special Award for KLS Student Community Building – best contribution to Community Building:<\/strong>\u00a0Aminata Comfor Jarrett-Coker<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Medway Prizes (including ex Certificate winners)<\/strong><\/p>\nSchool Prizes<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- Davis, Simmonds & Donaghey Prize – best contribution to KLS at Medway\u00a0(sponsored by Davis, Simmonds & Donaghey Solicitors, Gillingham):<\/strong>\u00a0Gemma Blythe<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Stage Prizes<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- Stantons Prize – best performance by a UKM Certificate in Law student (sponsored by Stantons Solicitors, Gravesend):<\/strong> Winner – Jane-Ly Karna<\/li>\n
- Director of Certificate in Law Prize – best performance by a UKM Certificate in Law student (sponsored\u00a0by Karen Devine, Senior Lecturer):<\/strong> Runner up –\u00a0Hannah Carr<\/li>\n
- Davis, Simmonds & Donaghey Prize – best performance by an ex Certificate in Law Stage 2 student\u00a0(sponsored by Davis, Simmonds & Donaghey Solicitors, Gillingham):<\/strong> Winner –\u00a0Paige Banks. Runner up Voke Oniovo-Kukor<\/li>\n
- Jarmans Prize – best performance by an ex Certificate in Law finalist (sponsored by Jarmans Solicitors, Sittingbourne):<\/strong> Winner – Lewis Irons. \u00a0Runner up – Sean Bresnahan<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Subject Prizes<\/strong><\/p>\n\n- Colley Prize – best performance by a UKM Certificate in Law student in the Public Law module (sponsored by Colley Solicitors, Rochester):<\/strong>\u00a0Jane-Ly Karna<\/li>\n
- Norman Cooper Advocacy Prize – best Certificate in Law Advocate in Criminal Law\u00a0(sponsored by Jeremy Cooper and Kent Law Society):<\/strong>\u00a0Jane-Ly Karna<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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