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Practice for the ATP written papers, with answers that cite the section.

Questions and essays for Civil Litigation, Criminal Litigation, Probate and Administration, Conveyancing and Commercial Transactions. Essays are marked on the five criteria below, and the tutor shows you the Act and section behind every answer.

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Civil LitigationQuestion 1 of 10

A key witness at trial is deaf and mute and wishes to testify. How should the court proceed?

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How your essays are marked

Every practice essay is scored against the same five criteria, with the weights shown here.

You get a mark for each one out of 4, a comment on what you did, and a note on what you missed. The scheme was written for the ATP written papers and is the same for every subject.

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  1. Issue spotting

    20%

    Finds every legally significant issue in the facts under the relevant statute.

  2. Statutory accuracy

    25%

    Cites the controlling provision and states it correctly.

  3. Application

    25%

    Applies the rule to these facts, and deals with the counterargument where the facts invite one.

  4. Procedural compliance

    15%

    Where the question asks for a pleading or a document, follows the form the rules require.

  5. Conclusion

    15%

    Answers the question that was asked, clearly.

What you get

Practice questions
Multiple choice questions for each paper. The explanation quotes the provision, for example CPR Order 4 rule 1.
Essay marking
Write a full answer and get a score on each criterion above, with comments on your own answer.
A tutor you can check
Ask anything about the syllabus. The answer comes from the statute text and names the section.
Your own notes
Upload CLE notes or an outline and get practice questions drawn from them.
Readiness by subject
See which papers you are ready for and which need more work.
Revision from your mistakes
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LLB students

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From Legal Systems to Evidence, practise the subjects every Kenyan LLB covers and get concepts explained with the provision behind them.

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Upload your outline or class notes and get practice questions built from them. A pasted statute is checked against Kenya Law first.
Revising with your study group
Add classmates by name, see who is reading for the LLB and who is at KSL, and compare progress on the weekly standings.
Keeping track of it all
The roadmap lights up subject by subject, so you always know what to revise next.
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Every written ATP subject, marked the way the exam marks it, with readiness you can actually see.

Drilling procedure
MCQs across Civil and Criminal Litigation, Probate, Conveyancing and Commercial Transactions. Every explanation quotes the provision, like CPR Order 4 rule 1.
Writing a practice essay
Get it marked against the ATP rubric: issue spotting, statutory accuracy, application, procedural compliance and conclusion, with notes on your own answer and what you missed.
The week before the exam
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When you need the rule fast, get an answer grounded in Kenyan statutes and rules, with the Act and section to check it against.

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Record it (with everyone's consent) and get a transcript with speakers and timestamps, then a file note: what was agreed, what's disputed, figures, dates and follow-ups.
Reviewing a contract
Attach the contract, lease or pleading to the chat and check a clause against the Act. The answer quotes the clause and cites the section.
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A chat surface for Kenyan legal research that cites the statute behind each answer and says so when its sources don't cover the question.

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Does it make up the law?

It is built not to. Answers come from the text of Kenyan statutes and rules, and each one names the section it used. If the library doesn't cover a question, it tells you so. Still, check anything you plan to rely on.

How is this different from ChatGPT?

A general chatbot answers from what it picked up in training, and on Kenyan law it will happily cite sections and cases that don't exist. LawAI answers from statutes and rules imported from Kenya Law and shows you the section. It doesn't cover case law yet.

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Your account and study history are stored in LawAI's database. When you ask a question, the question and the relevant statute text are sent to the AI model that writes the reply. We don't sell your data. The Privacy Policy has the details.

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