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News Brief: USC Gould team earns impressive finish at MLK Jr. National Civil Rights Trial Competition

Gould’s team included 3L Rohan Garg, 3L Mark Saleh, 3L Shauli Bar-On and 2L Enzo Bak-Boychuk

May 11, 2023 By USC Gould School of Law
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From left: Rohan Garg, Mark Saleh, Shauli Bar-On, Enzo Bak-Boychuk
From left: Rohan Garg, Mark Saleh, Shauli Bar-On, Enzo Bak-Boychuk

USC Gould School of Law’s Trial Team earned second place at the fifth annual Martin Luther King, Jr. National Civil Rights Trial Competition, which featured 18 law schools from across the country. The competition took place at the Sacramento Courthouse in October.

USC Gould’s team, coached by Patrick O’Connor (JD 2017), included 3L Rohan Garg, 3L Mark Saleh, 3L Shauli Bar-On and 2L Enzo Bak-Boychuk.

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