/ˈmuːtəˈ/ – Noun
Definition: người tham gia tranh luận về pháp lý.
A more throughout explanation: The term “mooter” refers to a participant in a moot court competition or exercise, which is a simulated legal proceeding where law students argue hypothetical cases. In this context, a mooter is someone who presents arguments and engages in legal debate as part of the moot court activity.
Example: The mooted issue of jurisdiction was thoroughly debated by the attorneys during the court hearing.