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Exceptions in Moot Questions

Scenario: Juan, a law student, is participating in a moot court competition. The competition involves arguing a hypothetical case before a panel of judges. During the final round, Juan discovers that the issue being argued has already been resolved in a recent Supreme Court decision. He believes that the case is now moot and should no longer be argued. However, his opponent insists on proceeding with the arguments.

Question: In the context of moot questions, what are the exceptions wherein a case may still be entertained by the court despite being considered moot?

1. Discuss the exception of capable of repetition yet evading review.
2. Explain the exception of a sufficient collateral legal consequence.
3. Enumerate and explain any other exceptions wherein a moot case may still be entertained.

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