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| Welcome to Circuit Debater 2, a resource where TOC qualifiers can post resources for younger debaters to learn from. Please refer to the names on the left to see debaters' resources.
| | = Circuit Debater Library = |
| | | The Circuitdebater Library is a free wiki resource meant to provide explanations and resources on all of the most common arguments in LD debate. The goal of the library is to make debate more accessible and be a resource to learn about all types of styles of debating. ([http://pf.circuitdebater.org Click here for Circuitdebater PF]) |
| '''[http://circuitdebater.org/circuitdebater/createPage/CreateDebater.html Click here] to create your own debater page.'''
| | === How can I help contribute? === |
| </big> | | The Library still needs more resources on many arguments, and '''<u>we need your help in editing these pages!</u>''' If you feel qualified, please edit existing pages to make them more comprehensive and create new pages on topics that we haven't written about yet. You must create an account to have access to editing pages. Please see the [[Contributing to the Library]] page for more information on how to create a page, exemplar pages to model new pages after, and more. |
| | | === How can I help spread the word? === |
| Notice: If you are a debater whose page was on the old circuitdebater and you want to edit your page, please message [[User:Zsiegel|Zachary Siegel]] because by default the wiki won't let you edit it.
| | Our hope is that the Circuitdebater Library becomes as mainstream as the HSLD wiki! No matter your role in debate, you can help make that happen. |
| | | * Students can link the Library to their HSLD wiki pages and share the Library with their coaches, novices, and other students at their school. |
| ==TOC 2019==
| | * Judges can link the Library to their Tabroom paradigm, offer the Library as a resource during their RFDs when appropriate, and share the Library with other coaches they know. |
| Resolved: The United States ought not provide military aid to authoritarian regimes.
| | * Coaches can share the Library with fellow coaches and school administrators, provide it as a resource to their students, and contribute to the Library by making edits and adding resources. |
| | | == Introduction to Circuit Debate == |
| ===Finalists=== | | Welcome to Circuit Debate! LD has many facets, and there is much to learn. As such, we have compiled a page which contains the need-to-know information about Circuit LD. |
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| ==TOC 2018==
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| Resolved: Plea bargaining ought to be abolished in the United States criminal justice system.
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| ==TOC 2017==
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| Resolved: Public colleges and universities in the United States ought not restrict any constitutionally protected speech.
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| [[PCDS PW (Parker Whitfill)|Phoenix Country Day PW]]
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| [[Hunter College NP (Nina Potischman)]]
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| [[Millard North GB (Grant Brown)]]
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| [[Cambridge OS (Oliver Sussman)|Cambridge Rindge and Latin OS (Oliver Sussman)]]
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| [[Harrison RP (Raffi Piliero)]]
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| Brentwood RY (Ryan Younger)
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| [[Harvard-Westlake|Harvard-Westlake SP (Spencer Paul)]]
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| ===Doubles===
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| Lake Highland MK & AA (Muhammad Khattak & Ari Azbel)
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| St. Andrew's Episcopal IB (Ishan Bhatt)
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| [[Apple Valley JB (John Boals)]] | | [[Introduction to Circuit Debate|Click here]] for the Introduction to Circuit Debate. |
| | == Policy == |
| | Policy debate, or LARP debate, simulates the effects of passing the resolution as a political action, so these debates largely focus around the consequences of the resolution's enactment. Plans, counterplans, and disadvantages are commonly read with this style of debate. |
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| [[Scarsdale GZ|Scarsdale GZ (Gillian Zipursky)]] | | [[policy|Click here]] for the policy page. |
| | == Critical Debate == |
| | Critical debate explores a large ranges of topics but usually challenges underlying assumptions of the world and the round, centered around a particular theoretical worldview. These arguments include kritiks ran by the negative debater and non-topical affirmatives that choose not to defend the resolution in order to talk about a different issue. |
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| [[Peninsula JL|Peninsula JL (Jonas Le Barillec)]] | | [[Kritiks|Click here]] for the critical debate page. |
| | == Topicality/Theory == |
| | Theoretical debates attempt to prove that an action another debater commits in the round has a negative consequence on the debate itself. Theoretical debates commonly prove why a debater's action is unfair or uneducational for the debate space and provide a alternative model for which debate should operate. |
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| [[West Ranch JW (Jong Hak Won)]] | | [[theory|Click here]] for the topicality and theory page. |
| | == Philosophy == |
| | Philosophical debates attempt to prove the resolution true or false through a philosophical framework that is used to describe what constitutes moral action. There are many different veins of philosophy, ranging from postmodern authors such as Michel Foucalt to Enlightenment Era philosophers like Immanuel Kant. |
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| ===TOC Qualifiers=== | | [[philosophy|Click here]] for the philosophy page. |
| [[Ridge SK (Shankar Krishnan)]]
| | == Tricks == |
| | Tricks debate is often used as a catch all term for a variety of arguments considered tricky, abusive, or designed to invalidate large amounts of the other debater’s offense. |
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| [[Stuyvesant KF|Stuyvesant KF (Katherine Fennell)]] | | [[tricks|Click here]] for the tricks page. |
| | = Debater Pages = |
| | We give experienced debaters the ability to post their own cases from which others can learn by example. |
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| [[Lexington NB|Lexington NB (Nirmal Balachundhar)]]
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| [[Millburn CS (Christopher Sun)]] | | [[Debater_list|Click here]] for a list of debaters organized by date added. |
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| [[Oakwood JW|Oakwood JW (Jack Wareham)]]
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| [[Heritage DM (David Min)]] | | [[TOC|Click here]] for a list of debaters organized by TOC attendance. |
| | | = Tournament Tools = |
| [[Pembroke Pines SS|Pembroke Pines SS (Stephen Scopa)]]
| | Check out the [https://tools.circuitdebater.org/screw Tournament Screw Calculator] to predict your chances of getting the screw. |
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| [[Collegiate EW (Eric Wallach)]]
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| [[Walt Whitman XR (Xavier Roberts-Gaal)]]
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| [[PV Peninsula|La Canada AZ (Alex Zhao)]]
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| ==TOC 2016==
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| Resolved: In the United States, private ownership of handguns ought to be banned.
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| ===Finalists===
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| [[Clements FT (Felix Tan)]]
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| [[Harvard-Westlake|Harvard-Westlake NS (Nick Steele)]]
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| [[Greenhill (2016)|Greenhill VA (Varad Agarwala)]]
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| [[Harvard-Westlake|Harvard-Westlake CC (Cameron Cohen)]]
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| [[Oakwood JW|Oakwood JW (Jack Wareham)]]
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| [[Mission San Jose SS|Mission San Jose SS (Shivane Sabharwal)]]
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| [[Millard North GB (Grant Brown)]]
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| [[Mission San Jose SS|Mission San Jose LS (Lavanya Singh)]]
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| [[Lake Highland MC|Lake Highland MC (Michael Corder)]]
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| [[Greenhill (2016)|Greenhill BE (Bennett Eckert)]]
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| Lake Highland NK (Sreya)
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| [[Byram Hills PE (Paul Erlanger)]]
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| [[Harrison RP (Raffi Piliero)]]
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| Strake Jesuit CP (Sean McCormick)
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| Lexington AS (Achal Srinivasan)
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| [[Cy-Fair CM (Cameron McConway|Cy-Fair CM (Cameron McConway)]]
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| [[Millburn WH (Wesley Hu)]]
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| [[Wilson MF (Miro Furtado)]]
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| [[Cambridge OS (Oliver Sussman)]]
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| [[Crossroads NS (Noah Simon)]]
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| [[Loyola BS (Bo Slade)]]
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| [[New Trier LK (Louie Kollar)]]
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| [[Hunter College NP (Nina Potischman)]]
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| [[PV Peninsula|Peninsula/La Canada]]
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| [[Sprague BR (Brandon Roth)]]
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| [[Interlake AL (Alisa Liu)]]
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| [[Ridge SK (Shankar Krishnan)]]
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| ==TOC 2015==
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| Resolved: Just governments ought to pay employers a living wage.
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| [[Harker PR]]
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| [[University DB]]
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| [[Greenhill (2015)|Greenhill GB]]
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| Newark CQ
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| [[Sacred Heart AT (Adam Tomasi)]]
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| [[Greenhill (2015)|Greenhill VA]]
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| [[PV Peninsula AJ (Akhil Jalan)|Peninsula AJ]]
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| [[Brentwood JL (Jackson Lallas)]]
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| [[Scarsdale MB (Michael Bogaty)]]
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| [[Scarsdale RG (Rahul Gosain)]]
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| [[Torrey Pines VB|Torrey Pines VB (Varun Bhave)]]
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| Newark AF
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| [[PV Peninsula AT (Arjun Tambe)|Peninsula AT]]
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| Clements RG
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| [[Greenhill (2015)|Greenhill BE]]
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| [[Lexington DA|Lexington DA (Dan Alessandro)]]
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| [[Oakwood JW|Oakwood JW (Jack Wareham)]]
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| [[BASIS Scottsdale CD (Connor Davis)]]
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| [[Millard North PK (Priya Kukreja)]]
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| [[Millard North GB (Grant Brown)]]
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| ==TOC 2014==
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| Resolved: Developing countries should prioritize environmental protection over resource extraction when the two are in conflict.
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| Harrison DD (Danny Debois)
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| Loyola CK (Chris Kymn)
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| [[PV Peninsula AT (Arjun Tambe)]]
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| [[La Jolla RP (Ram Prasad)]]
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| Palo Alto TC
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| Northland Christian SH
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| [[PV Peninsula AJ (Akhil Jalan)]]
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| [[Sacred Heart AT (Adam Tomasi)]]
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| Carlbrook CB (Carlton Bone)
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| Greenhill VA
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| Newark Science CQ
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| Scarsdale BU
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| Collegiate AO
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| Randolph NC
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| ===Runoffs / TOC Qualifiers===
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| [[Ridge JW (Jack Wilson)]]
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| [[Delbarton RT (Ryan Teehan)]]
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| [[Los Altos SD (Salim Damerdji)]]
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| [[Westlake DB|Westlake DB (Drew Burd)]] | |
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| ==TOC 2013==
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| Resolved: Rehabilitation ought to be valued above retribution in the United States criminal justice system.
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| ===Finalists===
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| [[Greenhill RK (Rebecca Kuang)]]
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| St. Louis Parks RS
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| [[PV Peninsula HZ and DT (Henry Zhang and Daniel Tartakovsky)|PV Peninsula DT and HZ]]
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| [[Sacred Heart AT (Adam Tomasi)]]
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| [[Loyola MH (Michael Harris)]]
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| [[Lexington AH (Adam Hoffman)]]
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| Harrison DD
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| [[La Jolla RP (Ram Prasad)]]
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| Millburn YY
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| St. Louis Parks LS
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| [[Strake Jesuit JH (John Heizelman)|Strake Jesuit JH]]
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| [[Okoboji JA (Jack Ave)]]
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| [[Cypress Woods JD (Jordan Durrani)]]
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| [[Kent Denver SM|Kent Denver SM (Sam Mathews)]]
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| [[Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy MA (Monica Amestoy)]]
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| [[Flower Mound JA and MG (Jacob Arnett and Matt Gmitro)]]
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| [[Independent BC (Brennan Caruthers)]]
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| [[Brophy College Prep SR|Brophy College Prep SR (Samir Reddy)]]
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| [[Fordham Prep DJ (David Joannides)]]
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| ==TOC 2012==
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| Resolved: It is morally permissible for victims to use deadly force as a deliberate response to repeated domestic violence.
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| Lexington NS (Noah Star)
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| [[Aliso Niguel RG (Regan Grishaber)]]
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| [[Stuyvesant AE (Andrew Eckholm)]]
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| [[Loyola Blakefied TC (Tom Cameron)|Loyola Blakefield TC (Tom Cameron)]]
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| [[Suncoast CB (Carlton Bone)|Suncoast Community High School CB (Carlton Bone)]]
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| [[Greenhill School|Greenhill School (Farhan Damani and Rebecca Kuang]]
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| [[Greenhill School|Greenhill School (Farhan Damani and Rebecca Kuang]]
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| [[PV Peninsula HZ and DT (Henry Zhang and Daniel Tartakovsky)]]
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| [[Evanston EB (Erik Baker)]]
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| [[Strake Jesuit CS (Clay Spence)]]
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| [[Strake Jesuit JH (John Heizelman)]]
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| [[Bainbridge AT (Alex Teiche)]]
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| [[Mountain View MM (Max McCarthy)]]
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| [[Starr's Mill JN|Starr's Mill JN (Jacob Nails)]]
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| ==TOC 2011==
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| Resolved: In the United States, juveniles charged with violent felonies ought to be treated as adults in the criminal justice system.
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| [[Indian Springs JL and LL (Jeff and Larry Liu)]]
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| [[Walt Whitman DI (Daniel Imas)]]
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| [[University MF (Mike Fried)]]
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| Hendrick Hudson SR (Sophie Ruff)
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| Needham NL (Nate Lintz)
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| [[University JT (Josh Tupler)]]
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| Brentwood CW (Cory Wynn)
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| [[Northland Christian JR|Northland Christian JR (Josh Roberts)]]
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| Meadows NS (Nate Socolof)
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| [[Harvard Westlake|Harvard Westlake JS (Jake Sonnenberg)]]
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| [[PV Peninsula HZ and DT (Henry Zhang and Daniel Tartakovsky)|PV Peninsula DT (Daniel Tartakovsky)]]
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| Berkeley Carroll DS (Dylan Scher)
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| [[Mercer Island SA|Mercer Island SA (Steven Adler)]]
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| [[Rancho Bernardo PK (Paras Kumar)]]
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| ==TOC 2010==
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| Resolved: In the United States, juveniles charged with violent felonies ought to be treated as adults in the criminal justice system.
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| [[St. Louis Park CT|St. Louis Park CT (Catherine Tarsney)]]
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| [[Valley RB|Valley (Ross Brown and Matt Kawahara)]]
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| ===Semifinalists===
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| [[Harvard Westlake|Harvard Westlake JS]]
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| [[Walt Whitman BL|Walt Whitman BL (Ben Lewis)]]
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| [[Blake EL]]
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| Glenbrook North PD
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| [[Indian Springs JL and LL (Jeff and Larry Liu)|Indian Springs (Jeff Liu/Larry Liu)]]
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| Meadows JL
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| [[Greenhill School|Greenhill TT]]
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| Meadows NS
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| [[Northland Christian JR|Northland Christian JR (Josh Roberts)]]
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| [[Scarsdale ET|Scarsdale ET (Eric Thurm)]]
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| Whitman JK (Jane Kessner)
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| Whitman PG (Perry Green)
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| Winston Churchill CD
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| Battle Ground GJ
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| [[Crowley DL (Daniel Lumpee)]]
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| [[Whitman AZ|Whitman AZ (Alex Zimmerman)]]
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| ==TOC 2009==
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| Resolved: The United States ought to submit to the jurisdiction of an international court designed to prosecute crimes against humanity.
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| [[Apple Valley CT]]
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| Edina BH
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| [[Greenhill School|Greenhill DS]]
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| Meadows JL
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| Mountain View DG
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| [[Scarsdale KH|Scarsdale KH and MM]]
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| [[St. Louis Park CT]]
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| [[Strake Jesuit PT]]
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| [[Trinity Prep JN]]
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| [[Upper St. Clair JG]]
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| [[Valley RB]]
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Circuit Debater Library
The Circuitdebater Library is a free wiki resource meant to provide explanations and resources on all of the most common arguments in LD debate. The goal of the library is to make debate more accessible and be a resource to learn about all types of styles of debating. (Click here for Circuitdebater PF)
How can I help contribute?
The Library still needs more resources on many arguments, and we need your help in editing these pages! If you feel qualified, please edit existing pages to make them more comprehensive and create new pages on topics that we haven't written about yet. You must create an account to have access to editing pages. Please see the Contributing to the Library page for more information on how to create a page, exemplar pages to model new pages after, and more.
How can I help spread the word?
Our hope is that the Circuitdebater Library becomes as mainstream as the HSLD wiki! No matter your role in debate, you can help make that happen.
- Students can link the Library to their HSLD wiki pages and share the Library with their coaches, novices, and other students at their school.
- Judges can link the Library to their Tabroom paradigm, offer the Library as a resource during their RFDs when appropriate, and share the Library with other coaches they know.
- Coaches can share the Library with fellow coaches and school administrators, provide it as a resource to their students, and contribute to the Library by making edits and adding resources.
Introduction to Circuit Debate
Welcome to Circuit Debate! LD has many facets, and there is much to learn. As such, we have compiled a page which contains the need-to-know information about Circuit LD.
Click here for the Introduction to Circuit Debate.
Policy
Policy debate, or LARP debate, simulates the effects of passing the resolution as a political action, so these debates largely focus around the consequences of the resolution's enactment. Plans, counterplans, and disadvantages are commonly read with this style of debate.
Click here for the policy page.
Critical Debate
Critical debate explores a large ranges of topics but usually challenges underlying assumptions of the world and the round, centered around a particular theoretical worldview. These arguments include kritiks ran by the negative debater and non-topical affirmatives that choose not to defend the resolution in order to talk about a different issue.
Click here for the critical debate page.
Topicality/Theory
Theoretical debates attempt to prove that an action another debater commits in the round has a negative consequence on the debate itself. Theoretical debates commonly prove why a debater's action is unfair or uneducational for the debate space and provide a alternative model for which debate should operate.
Click here for the topicality and theory page.
Philosophy
Philosophical debates attempt to prove the resolution true or false through a philosophical framework that is used to describe what constitutes moral action. There are many different veins of philosophy, ranging from postmodern authors such as Michel Foucalt to Enlightenment Era philosophers like Immanuel Kant.
Click here for the philosophy page.
Tricks
Tricks debate is often used as a catch all term for a variety of arguments considered tricky, abusive, or designed to invalidate large amounts of the other debater’s offense.
Click here for the tricks page.
Debater Pages
We give experienced debaters the ability to post their own cases from which others can learn by example.
Click here for a list of debaters organized by date added.
Click here for a list of debaters organized by TOC attendance.
Tournament Tools
Check out the Tournament Screw Calculator to predict your chances of getting the screw.
