One Front Door Per Country
Law by Country
Most of this site’s articles teach United States law, organised by subject in the Read menu. Every other legal system has its own door here: its courts, its statutes and its path to qualifying, with free articles that grow every week.
England & Wales
Courts, statutes and the path to qualifying as a solicitor, with SQE Prep. 43 articles so far.
India
The Constitution, the codes, the courts and the path to the Bar, with AIBE Prep. The first articles are on their way.
Canada
Federal and provincial law, common law and civil law, with NCA Prep for foreign-trained lawyers. The first articles are on their way.
Australia
A common-law federation, its courts and its route to admission, with Australia Prep. The first articles are on their way.
Coming next
These portals are planned. Where we already have exam preparation for a country, it is linked here in the meantime.
Ireland
A common-law system with its own constitution and its own route to the Bar and the Law Society.
Scotland
A mixed legal system, separate from England and Wales, with its own qualification route.
Singapore
A common-law city-state with a distinctive route to admission.
Hong Kong
Common law under “one country, two systems”.
Germany
The civil-law tradition of the Civil Code and its influence across Europe.
Planned
Japan
A civil-law system shaped by European codes and its own history.
Planned
The European Union
A legal order above the member states: its institutions, its courts and how its law reaches national law.
Planned
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