Law study help: notes, practice and feedback for uni
Study Law at university with Deskspace: unit-by-unit notes and flashcards, practice questions, feedback against your marking rubric and AGLC4 referencing help — grounded in your lecture slides and readings.
Tools for Law
IRAC problem questions
Practise problem questions and get feedback on your IRAC structure.
Case brief
Facts, issues, holding and reasoning for a case you're studying.
Red-line review
Track-changes style edits and margin comments on your writing.
Ask a question
Chat about anything in this subject, like a regular AI assistant.
Practice exam
A full exam with sections, mark allocations and a hidden marking guide.
Study notes
Notes from a topic or your slides: outline, Cornell, summary or cheat sheet.
Plus Flashcards, Multiple-choice questions, Short-answer questions, Essay plan, Mark against rubric, Answer checker, Teaching slideshow, Explain a concept, Socratic tutor, Worked examples, Study planner, Citation formatter, Model answer, Answer a question, Reading summary, Glossary builder, Structure & argument, Referencing checker, Compare two drafts, Lesson from my slides, Concept map, Analogies & mnemonics, Quiz me, Oral practice, Assessment breakdown, Exam revision plan, Source finder, Literature review matrix, Statutory interpretation drill.
Units we cover
- Foundations of Law
- Legal Research & Writing
- Contract A
- Contract B
- Torts
- Criminal Law
- Constitutional Law
- Administrative Law
- Property
- Equity & Trusts
- Corporations Law
- Evidence
- Civil Procedure
- Professional Ethics
Practise the way you're assessed
Deskspace knows how Law is assessed — problem question (irac), research essay, exam, moot — and sets practice, marking and feedback to match. Upload your own slides and readings and it works from those.
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