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06/08/2025

Questions about the CPR overriding objective are extremely common in SQE1, so it is wise to memorise CPR 1.1.

01/08/2025

All law students and SQE candidates must know this case — Alcock v Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police [1991] UKHL 5

31/07/2025

The House of Lords was historically the highest court of appeal in the UK from 1876 to 2009, when its judicial functions were transferred to the newly established Supreme Court of the United Kingdom. Over its long history, the House of Lords delivered numerous landmark judgments that profoundly influenced the development of common law.

26/07/2025

This is one of the easiest questions. If you cannot answer this question correctly, it means you are totally unready for the .

24/07/2025

As July 2025 is coming to an end, we have updated our study guides and practice questions to reflect the latest legal developments. We have also added 8 more flashcards and 2 more sample questions (free download)

20/07/2025

Here are the 10 most influential legal scholars of all time, whose profound contributions shaped jurisprudence and legal development.

19/07/2025

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17/07/2025

The first step in preparing for SQE1 is to understand the exam format, content, and specific requirements.

16/07/2025

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16/07/2025

Good luck to those taking in these two weeks.

14/07/2025

There are many great British judges throughout history, but these 10 judges are among the most influential, ground-breaking, and memorable figures to have graced the bench, shaping not only the legal landscape but often the very fabric of society.

12/07/2025

💡Do you know how the SRA determines your pass mark? Because some of you will have a different set of questions on a different day, the SRA will ask a panel of solicitors to rate each question in each set based on its level of difficulty. A score is then calculated to reflect the difficulty of the set, and this score is used to adjust the pass mark for each set of questions.