A day in the life of a Law Student: what changes with these prompts.
Track progress as a memberPriya, a second-year law student at a state university.
Priya starts her Wednesday with a stack of cases for her constitutional law class. She opens ChatGPT and uses the Case Reading & Briefing prompt on a recent Supreme Court opinion about free speech. She asks for a plain-English brief and then checks the parties, facts, issues, and holding against her own notes. She catches one detail she missed.
Next, she moves to her criminal law outline. She uses the Legal Concept Outlining prompt to organize the rules for felony murder and the exceptions. The AI suggests a structure, but Priya notices a gap in the mens rea section. She fills it in with her casebook.
After lunch, she has a memo due for her legal writing class. She uses the Legal Memo Drafting prompt to plan the question presented and brief answer. She drafts the analysis herself, then asks Claude to check for clarity. Later, she uses the Moot Court Preparation prompt to rehearse answers to questions from the bench for her upcoming competition.
By 5 p.m., Priya has finished her reading, outline, memo plan, and moot court practice. She uses the extra hour to meet a friend for a walk and then goes to the library to read a case for fun. She feels more prepared and less rushed than usual.
Before
- Reading until midnight, still behind
- Outlines that never feel complete
- Memos that take all weekend
- Moot court practice squeezed in
After this course
- Reading done by dinner
- Outlines with clear gaps filled
- Memos planned and drafted faster
- Moot court practice without the panic
What you'll learn
- Case Briefing: Turn judicial opinions into plain-English briefs and check your understanding of parties, facts, issues, and holdings.
- Concept Outlining: Organize doctrines, rules, and exceptions into outlines and find gaps in your understanding.
- Exam Study: Turn lecture notes into study guides, flashcards, and timed practice questions.
- Statutory Research: Break down statutes and regulations, find related provisions, and compare court interpretations.
- Memo Drafting: Plan, draft, and refine legal memos with clear questions presented, brief answers, and analysis.
- Contract Review: Practice spotting key clauses, risks, and ambiguities in contracts for internships and assignments.
- Moot Court Prep: Build arguments, anticipate opposing counsel, and rehearse oral advocacy questions.
- Internship Communication: Draft professional client updates, summarize case files, and prepare for supervisor feedback.
How this course works
- 8 lessonsOne task of your job each, from case reading & briefing to internship & client communication.
- Ready-to-paste promptsCopy, fill in the parts in {{brackets}}, paste into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.
- Tick and completeTick the prompts you tried and mark each lesson complete.
- Get certifiedFinish and keep the prompts as your own library.