The Data Protection Moot Court (DPMC), supported by noyb and the University of Vienna, is an international competition for law students, willing to apply legal reasoning to a fictional data protection related case. They immerse themselves in the role of a legal representative of either a data subject or data controller. Bringing this format to the CPDP 2026, this interactive workshop simulates a complaint procedure before a Data Protection Authority, allowing participants to find and present arguments in small groups. The case will address key issues such as the processing of health data in a scientific research context and the use of AI for scientific research purposes. To give the case a special twist, it will take into account some amendments proposed by the Digital Omnibus framework. The workshop offers a hands-on opportunity to explore the DPMC and to explore future data protection challenges in health-related scientific research.