A memorial is a written submission in a moot court, and it is usually divided into a few main parts. It begins with the title page, followed by the table of contents and index of authorities. Then comes a brief statement of jurisdiction, a clear statement of facts, and the issues raised in the case. After that, there is a summary of arguments and detailed arguments advanced, where the law is applied. Finally, it ends with a prayer, which states what relief the party is asking for.