Additional case requests may be submitted by any state registered as an AMUN delegation or by any ICJ Representative. Such requests will be reviewed by the Director. The AMUN Secretariat, with the advice of the Director, will decide whether such additional cases will be included on the Court's docket. The Court will meet to hear arguments throughout the Conference. The Judges, in consultation with the Director, will set the docket and review the procedures of the Court on the first day of the Conference.
Advocate positions are available to any student applicant.
If a state which is a party to a case is represented at the AMUN Conference by a school's delegation, that state will be expected to provide a Representative to argue its case, unless other arrangements are made with the Secretary-General. Judges may be a member of a delegation, or any interested non-delegation member. States involved in a case before the Court are strongly encouraged to place a Judge on the Court for the duration of the Conference. ICJ judges should expect to spend the entirety of Saturday setting the docket and determining the final procedures of the Court. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday will be spent hearing cases and rendering decisions on those cases.