Indian law study lab

lawGPT

Pick a structured script and argue it out with the AI on the other side of the bench. Each mode keeps its own courtroom exercises, landmark cases, and section drills.

Courtroom Roleplay

Argue live. The AI plays the opposing counsel or the bench.

Bail Application — BNS 103 (Murder)

You are defense counsel moving bail in a murder case.

You: Defense counsel Open script →
Cross-Examination of an Eyewitness

Cross an eyewitness whose testimony has inconsistencies.

You: Defense counsel (cross-examining) Open script →

Landmark Cases

Discuss and stress-test the ratio of foundational Indian judgments.

Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala (1973)

The basic structure doctrine.

You: Law student studying the case Open script →
Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India (1978)

Article 21 and "procedure established by law".

You: Law student Open script →

Sections & Acts

Break down statutes section by section with an interactive tutor.

BNS Section 103 — Punishment for Murder

Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 (formerly IPC 302).

You: Law student Open script →
BNSS Section 35 — Arrest Without Warrant

Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (formerly CrPC 41).

You: Law student Open script →

Moot Court

Argue a moot proposition before a hot bench. Switch sides on demand, get a scorecard.

Moot: Digital Identity Act — Privacy Challenge

Constitutional moot before a three-judge bench. Argue the appellant; say "switch sides" to flip, "end round" for a scorecard.

You: Appellant counsel (civil-liberties NGO) Open script →
Moot: Criminal Appeal — Circumstantial Evidence

Appeal against a BNS 103 conviction resting on last-seen, recovery, and motive. Say "switch sides" or "end round" any time.

You: Appellant counsel (defence) Open script →