What It Is
The first phase of a longer-term "Legal OS": a working tool that runs mock oral-examination sessions for students on the LDC Postgraduate Bar Course, covering both Category A subjects (Civil Litigation, Corporate & Commercial Practice, Land Transactions, Family Law Practice, Criminal Proceedings) and Category B subjects (ADR, Professional Conduct, Legal Writing, Trial Advocacy).
Grounded, Not Guessing
Every question is generated from a real, curated corpus of course notes, statutes, and case law, not the open internet. Questions stay scoped to material actually covered, and the tool is built to say "I don't have that source" rather than invent a citation. Accuracy of citation over completeness of answer is the non-negotiable design rule behind it.
This is an early, actively-developed prototype for LDC students preparing their own exams. It's a study aid, not legal advice, and some features may be temporarily unavailable while it's being finished.
Mock Oral Exams
Text or voice practice sessions that question you the way a real LDC oral exam would, grounded in the syllabus, not generic legal trivia.
Real Course Corpus
Built from actual Category A and Category B subject material: workshop problems, firm-solution answers, statutes, and case law, not a generic legal database.
First Phase of a Bigger Vision
LDC exam prep is Phase 1 of a longer-term Legal OS aimed at practicing lawyers; document generation and case research come later, after this phase proves itself with real students.