Hello

Giving Practice law exams means that you give mock tests....recreating the same environment and question papers as in the real exams and then solving them. In law...you must have realised that there is no perfect answer to a problem. The answers are given on the basis of prevailing laws...judgment of the constitutional courts...conventions and traditions which have the force of law.

Therefore I would advise you therefore answering a question you must ask yourself whether you know the latest law on this subject matter/issue and The judgment if any of the higher courts?

If the answer is yes then look for similarities in the judgment and the problem at hand.

Then try to write the answer justifying your answer with the help of the enacted law and the judgment but always keep in mind the facts and circumstances of the case at hand and those in the judgment.

You must realise that no two cases are similar and therein comes the lawyers' creativity....wherein he can justify the action/omission of his client and try to get relief.

The uncertainty of the law is the lawyers greatest strength.

Regards

Do practice law exams which also provide the answers

2) Various State Bar Examiners release essay and performance test questions used on prior exams. Some states release sample answers to these exam questions. Review the past questions and answers as a part of your bar exam preparation.

1. When i was in law school in India, we had these moot competitions.

2. we were given simple facts to which we had to apply complex laws and solve the case

3. when i came out of law school and began practicing, i learnt the other way round

4. in actual practice - we have complicated facts to which we have to apply simple law and solve the case

5. so in India the aim was to just pass the law school, get the degree and license from the Bar Council

6. the real fun begins when you actually start practicing in real courts

7. I dont know what's the system followed in Australia

8. all i can say is that in India the system of imparting law education is completely flawed - except for the interesting moot court competitions which ready you to face the real bad world when you obtain your license to practice in real courts

9. so dont be too intimidated by such practice law exams - take them as fun and enjoy

You should make it a point to devote 4 hours in a day for your law studies

On the weekends you can study fir another hour or so

Take some guidance from seniors

You can study the syllabus thoroughly and you can also consult lawyers or students who have earlier given the same and passed. You can also consult the professors for the same

See law is based on application of principle and to see the interpretation of same. The approach to the law should be first you should read what law on the point is then what are developments amendments and history to law. Then the recent judgements.

This can be understood this way like if you read tort and the topic is kind of liabilities such as strict and absolute liabilities in that the development in India and in world can be seen how from what case concept of.absolute liability came into being.

There can be no absolute answer to any question if you back.your answer with arguments and case laws that is best .

Law requires lot of reading and application of mind based on subject you study you should study it daily along with comentories examples case laws you will be great at it.

Dear Client,

What ever you study, it should not be for the purpose of securing higher marks or just clear exam. If some field bears your interest than start enjoying it. For your failure in exam is only you are responsible.

Don`t take stress, study with calm mind.

Read books with patience, understand the wording. At this stage, you need not to be the master but just a student who will pursue law as her carrier once degree achieved.

You first read the subject thoroughly and then take the practice exam and that is how other people do the same

First read the subject thoroughly that is the advise that I can provide.

Regards

Hi,

You need to prepare as per the syllabus and prepare your strategy accordingly.

The question is absurd.

Every student has his own way for preparing for his examination.

Instead of putting such question here, you may better approach your own tutor or mentor for this.

1. Your question is "How do you do practice law exams" or "How do you do prepare for your law exams"?

2. If you ant to prepare for the law examination and want some guidance, hen you should either get yourself enrolled in a law examination coaching center or approach a practicing layer to assist him in doing the preliminary legal jobs and get yourself acquainted with the answers to your queries. This is the practice all the lawyers follow before sitting for the law examination.

3. There are books also published wherein the answers to the questions appearing in law examinations are explained which you can study in addition to follow the above steps advised.

1. Have courage and note that with hard work you can certainly achieve your goal.

2. Approach a coaching center or a practicing lawyer to solve your problem as suggested in my earlier post.