Read the Case
Begin with the built-in sample or an instructor-published case. Read the facts, your role, and the limits of the exercise.
PILOT · SELF-PACED PRACTICE
Build Your Case. Test Your Advocacy.
Practice a fictional civil hearing as counsel for either side. Question witnesses, answer opposing counsel, address objections, and make a focused argument to an AI judge.
For students, practitioners, and curious learners. Download your work before leaving.
Follow a Guided Practice
See your role, current task, and a self-check for each step. Set the pace and revisit or pause when needed. You can also practice a specific skill with a prepared sample record. The AI keeps its own perspective.
Reflect and Keep Your Work
Record your closing work, request evidence-based rubric feedback, and download the transcript and assessment before leaving.
PRIVACY & RESPONSIBLE USE
Practice With Fictional or De-Identified Cases
Practice conversations and AI assessments stay in the current page and are not saved by this site. Download them before leaving. Administrator case records and their prior versions remain saved until permanently removed.
Case material, uploads, and messages are sent to OpenAI when you use AI features. This site does not retain original uploads. Provider retention depends on its policies and account settings. Read OpenAI’s Data Policies.
Reviews sent through the Feedback form are saved privately for the site administrator until removed; they do not include your practice transcript. Temporary usage counters contain no conversation or review text.
Avoid real client names, protected records, or other sensitive information. AI responses and assessments can be mistaken. These exercises do not provide legal advice, actual legal decisions, or an official grade.