STUDY MATERIALS
Skill and study guidebooks
Six step by step guides to the core skills of law school and early practice: finding the law, reading judgments, citing correctly, drafting clearly, technology law and internships. Plain language, written for Indian law students.
THE SIX GUIDES
One skill per guide, explained from the beginning
Every guide follows the same format: what the skill is, why it matters, how to do it step by step, and the mistakes to avoid. Learn to read one and you can read them all.
Legal Research Guidebook
How to find, check and use Indian law with confidence.
Case Analysis Guidebook
How to read, understand and analyse a judgment like a legal researcher.
Legal Citation Guidebook
How to cite Indian and foreign legal sources correctly in Bluebook, OSCOLA and ILI styles.
Legal Drafting Guidebook
How to turn facts, law and reasoning into clear, reliable legal documents.
Cyber Law and AI Law Guidebook
How Indian law deals with computers, data, platforms and artificial intelligence, explained from the beginning.
Internship Guidebook
From choosing an internship to building real professional skill, with a special focus on Cyber Law, Technology Law, Data Protection and other emerging areas of practice in India.
LEARNING PATH
Every Part, in the order you will need it
New to law school? Follow the steps in order. Already know what you need? Jump straight to a Part. Tiles marked Lab link to chapters you will use in the Advocacy Lab.
Step 1
Find the law
Step 2
Read and understand it
Step 3
Cite it correctly
- ICitation Fundamentals
- IISource Selection
- IIICitation Workflow
- IVBluebook 21st Edition
- VOSCOLA 5th Edition
- VIOSCOLA 4 and OSCOLA 5 Compared
- VIIILI Citation Style
- VIIIIndian Legal Citation
- IXComparing Bluebook, OSCOLA and ILI
- XFootnotes, Pinpoints and Quotations
- XIOnline and Digital Sources
- XIIAI and Legal Citation
- XIIICybersecurity and Legal Research
- XIVMoot Court Citation
- XVCitation Errors
- XVIResearch Sheets and Templates
- XVIIFinal Audit
- XVIIIQuick Reference
Step 4
Write it up
- IFoundations of Legal Drafting
- IIThe Drafting Process
- IIIStructure and Legal Language
- IVMajor Legal Documents
- VContract Drafting
- VISpecialised Legal Drafting
- VIIProfessional Drafting Practice
- VIIIQuality Control
- IXCommon Mistakes
- XPractical Drafting Exercises
- XIDrafting Checklist Library
- XIIThe Jurisence Drafting Framework
Step 5
Specialise in technology law
Step 6
Put it to work
PUT THE SKILLS TO WORK
Where you use these skills
The guidebooks teach the skill. The Advocacy Lab shows it at work, and each side links to the other chapter by chapter.
Research and citation in a moot
Find and verify authorities, then cite them in the memorial, the index of authorities and the oral round.
Drafting for a trial
Pleadings, affidavits and written submissions are where the drafting skills meet the courtroom.
Digital evidence and AI
Electronic records, certificates and responsible use of AI, from the law itself to its use at trial.
USING AI FOR THIS?
The guides teach the skill. The Hub has the tools.
These guides teach you to do the work yourself and to check anything a tool gives you. For AI tools, prompts and safe workflows, visit the Jurisence AI Legal Hub.
Visit the AI Legal Hub- Real case is a real judgment with its citation checked. Read it yourself before relying on it.
- Hypothetical is an invented teaching example. Never cite it as law.
- Check the current law marks a position that may have changed after October 2026.
- Tip, Common mistake and Exercise boxes help you practise as you read.
- See also points you to the guide that is the home of a topic, so nothing is repeated.