 1992:
Washington, United States
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1992 WORLD FINALS: Washington D.C., United States
The inaugural competition was
organised by the Association of U.S. Members of the I.I.S.L. and three law
schools in the Washington area was invited to participate. The final
was held on 2 September 1992 at Georgetown University. The 1992 final was unique in that
both teams were from George Washington University.
The 1992 problem,
Case
Concerning Recovery and Return of Non-Functional Satellites (Beta v Astra),
was written by Lt. Col. Kenneth Schwetje (United States) and Dr. Milton S. Smith (United States).
Winner:
George Washington University (United States)
S. Alexandrov and T. H. Cohen
Runner-Up:
George Washington University (United States)
S. Hawk and P. Borys
Final
Judges:
Judge Manfred Lachs (Poland)y
Judge Stephen Schwebel (United States)
Judge Gilbert Guillaume (France)
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