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Explore an LNAT preparation walkthrough, 11 practical law study lessons, a three-minute product film, and 36 short tips. Each lesson connects to a transcript, practice and free study guides.
3-minute walkthroughFor students aged 18+ and their parents
Take a look inside Durmah: lectures, your own reflections, assignment stages, draft feedback and study planning. A real-product walkthrough using fictional practice material.
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See study planning, practice reflection, mistake correction and essay self-check. Try a reasoning exercise and continue with free official resources.
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Start with case reading, IRAC, critical analysis and research questions. Continue with timed problem answers, coursework planning, journal reading and dissertation methods. The longer follow-ons include original worked examples, self-checks and extended reading.
Further practice · 5 min 0 sec : Years 1 to 3; closed-book assessment practice
Timed Law Problem Questions: Plan, Prioritise, Answer. A worked example, self-check and independent sources for UK law students.
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Further practice · 5 min 7 sec : Years 2 to 3; coursework planning
Law Coursework Essays: Build a 3,000-Word Argument. A worked example, self-check and independent sources for UK law students.
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Further practice · 3 min 57 sec : Years 2 to 3; legal research and critical reading
Reading Law Journal Articles: Find, Test, Use the Argument. A worked example, self-check and independent sources for UK law students.
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Further practice · 5 min 24 sec : Final year; optional Year 2 dissertations
Law Dissertations: Choose a Method and Build a Literature Review. A worked example, self-check and independent sources for UK law students.
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Further practice · 3 min 35 sec : Years 1-3
Distinguishing a Case: Which Facts Matter? Learn with an original self-check and linked sources for UK law students.
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Start here · 2 min 41 sec : Newcomers and Year 1
Read a legal case with purpose. Separate facts, decision and reasoning, then try an original case-brief exercise for UK law students.
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Start here · 2 min 47 sec : Years 1 and 2
See IRAC application in action: connect a specific rule to specific facts, weigh missing evidence and try a fictional problem-question exercise.
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Start here · 2 min 53 sec : Years 2 and 3, or anyone developing argument
Move from description to critical analysis in a law essay. Build a position, test evidence and let a strong objection change your answer.
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Start here · 2 min 53 sec : Final-year students; programme requirements vary
Turn a broad law dissertation topic into a bounded research question. Check scope, sources, feasibility and your programme requirements.
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Start here · 2 min 57 sec : Home and international newcomers
A practical first-month study plan for home and international UK law students: course rules, case reading, seminar preparation and support.
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Start here · 2 min 51 sec : All years
Check an AI legal citation in four stages: source identity, support for the claim, context and currency. Includes a student self-check.
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45 secFree UK law study lesson
Concurring and Dissenting Judgments: Read the Reasons Learn with an original self-check and linked sources for UK law students.
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55 secFree UK law study lesson
Law Dissertation Methods: Match Evidence to Question. A worked example, self-check and independent sources for UK law students.
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54 secFree UK law study lesson
Closed-Book Law Exams: Budget Your Answer. A worked example, self-check and independent sources for UK law students.
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46 secFree UK law study lesson
Reading a Law Journal Article: Find the Thesis. A worked example, self-check and independent sources for UK law students.
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52 secFree UK law study lesson
Three UK Legal Systems: Check the Jurisdiction First. A worked example, self-check and independent sources for UK law students.
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55 secFree UK law study lesson
Reading Statutory Instruments: Text Before Explanation. A worked example, self-check and independent sources for UK law students.
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50 secFree UK law study lesson
Preparing for a law dissertation supervisor meeting? Bring a focused question, a short progress note and a realistic next step.
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52 secFree UK law study lesson
Reading legal news for commercial awareness? Identify whether the story concerns a proposal, legislation or a provision actually in force.
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53 secFree UK law study lesson
Preparing for a law seminar? Ask a precise question about a source, passage or legal issue, and explain what you have already checked.
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49 secFree UK law study lesson
Starting law in the UK or studying a new legal system? Map your course expectations, sources and study routine in your first month.
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47 secFree UK law study lesson
Preparing for an open-book law exam? Practise timed legal reasoning and navigation, following your own assessment rules.
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48 secFree UK law study lesson
A law dissertation bibliography and research log do different jobs. Record how each source helps answer your question, alongside accurate references.
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54 secFree UK law study lesson
Critical analysis in a law essay: test a fair counterargument and let it refine your claim instead of dismissing it.
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51 secFree UK law study lesson
Comparing competing legal authorities? Check the courts, issues, reasoning and later treatment before deciding which supports your analysis.
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51 secFree UK law study lesson
Planning a law dissertation? Turn a broad topic into a focused research question and test whether its scope is manageable.
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55 secFree UK law study lesson
Reading UK legislation? Check commencement, territorial extent, application and amendments for the exact provision, place and date.
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48 secFree UK law study lesson
How to read a legal case: distinguish a press summary, a report headnote and the judgment, then check the court's reasoning.
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52 secFree UK law study lesson
Checking an AI case citation? Verify the case identity, the passage supporting your claim and later treatment before relying on it.
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49 secFree UK law study lesson
A revision-planning method that matches practice questions to assessment conditions and turns each attempt into one clear next action.
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45 secFree UK law study lesson
A calm practice routine for responding to judicial questions in a student moot without losing the structure of your argument.
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43 secFree UK law study lesson
A manageable method for converting one feedback comment into a visible improvement in your own next draft.
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44 secFree UK law study lesson
A practical paragraph-planning check for moving from describing legal material to supporting and evaluating a position.
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45 secFree UK law study lesson
A short after-lecture routine that turns passive notes into five answerable questions and one honest gap for your tutor.
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40 secFree UK law study lesson
A three-step method for learning legal terms through reliable definitions, plain-English explanations and checked examples.
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34 secFree UK law study lesson
A responsible AI self-check for UK law students: source, meaning, application and uncertainty must survive after the AI is closed.
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37 secFree UK law study lesson
A realistic fifteen-minute triage method for law seminars: questions first, one key case, one defensible position and one honest question.
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41 secFree UK law study lesson
Why accurate OSCOLA footnotes support traceability but cannot replace reading, reasoning and explaining the authority.
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42 secFree UK law study lesson
A four-pass method for reading UK statutory provisions, definitions, cross-references, exceptions and revision status.
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43 secFree UK law study lesson
A careful workflow for checking later judicial treatment, statutory change and research dates before relying on a UK case.
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40 secFree UK law study lesson
A practical free-source stack for UK law students using Find Case Law, BAILII, legislation.gov.uk and the UK Supreme Court's own site.
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38 secFree UK law study lesson
A short lesson for UK law students on applying each element of a legal test to the facts, weighing both sides and explaining uncertainty.
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37 secFree UK law study lesson
Why UK law students should use a short IRAC reasoning loop for each material issue instead of writing four oversized sections.
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28 secFree UK law study lesson
A concise five-part case brief method for UK law students: issue, material facts, decision, reasoning and why the case matters.
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22 secFree UK law study lesson
Learn the difference between a case summary and ratio decidendi, with a practical question UK law students can use when reading judgments.
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22 secFree UK law study lesson
A practical three-pass method for UK law students to read long judgments with purpose and find the result, reasoning and useful authorities.
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18 secFree UK law study lesson
A short UK law study lesson on spotting issues, testing legal reasoning and structuring a problem-question answer without outsourcing the thinking.
Watch and read the lessonThese lessons teach study methods. They do not provide submission-ready answers, replace the original authority or override your institution's assessment rules. Check the law, understand the reasoning and write the final work yourself.
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