2004 NDT College Quarters: Louisville GJ vs Cal-Berkley SS
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2004 NDT College Quarters: Louisville GJ vs Cal-Berkley SS

2004 NDT Quarters - Louisville GJ v. Cal-Berkley SS

Apr 23, 20045.8k

2004 National Debate Tournament Catholic University Quarterfinal Round Affirmative - University of Louisville Elizabeth Jones Tonya Greene Negative - Cal-Berkley Tejinder Signh Dan Shalmon

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Affirmative

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What else could the 1AC have done? Claude drafts 3 alternative responses and predicts how a flow judge would vote after each, next to the speech as it was given.

  • Flow judge: A technical, experienced circuit judge who votes on the flow: dropped arguments are true, extensions need warrants, and weighing decides close rounds.

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