Anu Singh, Harpreet Singh, Ishar Ahluwalia, Maciej Szczyglewski

1. Expands your thinking
abilities and enhances your
legal knowledge!

2.  Learnmore is an aspect of Lawbore
which provides law students with a
variety of learning materials in the form
of tutorials, journals, videos, etc. Its
purpose is to provide us with legal skills
that are essential to succeed.

3.  Learnmore covers 6 key topics which will
help expand our legal mind:
› Exams
› New-bies
› Writing
› Moots
› Research
› Careers

4.  Here you will find advice on:
› How to prepare for examinations
› How to create a study plan
› How to improve your study habits
› How to revise without getting stressed
› Tips on answering essay questions and
problems
› Tricks to getting high marks

5.  The exams tab is very effective, but it will
be extremely beneficial to add a
discussion board for students to share
their personal experiences and coping
mechanisms to prepare for exams.

6.  This section will give you a brief introduction
to what you’re in for!
› Get familiarized with City’s academic standards
› Learn techniques to memorize key cases
› How to grasp the main ideas and topics from
the tutorials
› Get some feedback from seniors
› Develop suitable skills essential to the legal field

7.  Social gatherings with professors and
tutors
 Have information regarding used
textbooks – discussion group/forum

8.  Improve your note-taking abilities
 Criterion on answering legal questions
effectively
 Get involved with City’s essay
competitions for scholarships
 Publish your writing and get popular!

9.  References on how to cite journals,
cases, & articles
 Samples of first year essay coursework

10.  Mooting is the oral presentation of a legal issue
raised by a hypothetical case in an imaginary
court room setting; this category will guide you
in comprehending the task of mooting:
› Example moot problems and skeleton
arguments
› How to conduct research for a moot
› A guided video tutorial about the do’s and
don’ts about mooting
› Student reviews about their past experiences
with mooting
› Participate in internal and/or national mooting
competitions

11.  Organisation of mock moots among
students
 Public speaking guidelines/help from
teachers and tutors
 Discussion forum for students to share
ideas

12.  Guidelines to make your legal research for
coursework and exam practise easier
› A guided Lawbore tutorial
› How to find and understand law reports
› Different sources of law available in the law
library and online
› Keeping up-to-date with the changing laws
› Understanding legal abbreviations
› Avoiding plagiarism

13.  Have a student-librarian question answer
forum for research related questions
 Possibility to book the law library
computers on Lawbore for research
purposes

14.  Clearly shows different possibilities of a legal
career one may follow
 Provides students with loads of different tips
and a variety of activities students can get
involved in to develop their legal skills
 Gives us personal experiences of previous
law students which we can identify
ourselves with

15.  Have some information about later
careers such as judiciary, matters on how
to become a judge
 Include some accounts of practitioners
on the challenges and intricacies of their
work

16.  Anu Singh
 Harpreet Singh
 Ishar Ahluwalia
 Maciej Szczyglewski