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Strong on doctrine — your rule statement was accurate, but the holding missed the mitigating circumstances.
Your own words, rewritten the way an examiner would want them.
"the Court convicted her of parricide"
…convicted of parricide, with two mitigating circumstances lowering the penalty.
The mitigating circumstances changed the penalty, not the conviction — examiners look for that distinction.
Missing — Holding
Battered woman syndrome was treated as analogous to a mitigating state — not as complete self-defense.
"In People v. Genosa, the accused killed her husband after years of abuse. The Court recognized battered woman syndrome but held it did not amount to self-defense, and the Court convicted her of parricide…"
How it works
Other tools help you read cases. SpeakLaw makes you answer them — the way a professor or bar examiner would ask.
79,000+ Philippine Supreme Court decisions with exam-first structured digests and full text — facts, issue, rule, holding, ratio.
SpeakLaw asks you to recite it from memory, or throws a bar-style hypothetical. Answer by voice or text.
AI scores every IRAC category, quotes your exact words in corrections, and re-checks uncertain claims against the full decision.
Model answer, mistake log and category scores over time — so the next recitation goes better than the last.
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Every case, digest, full text, codal and bar question is free for every signed-in student — permanently. The only thing you ever pay for is graded practice sessions.
79k+ cases from 1901 to today — structured exam-first briefs, one-minute digests, and the complete decision text.
The full codal library, organized by subject and law, readable article by article.
Historical bar exam questions by subject and year, with suggested answers and free self-scoring.
One notebook across all your cases, with source citations that jump back to the exact line — plus 30 AI actions a day to organize, summarize and simplify.
A kanban board for your subjects and readings, plus countdown timers to exams and recitations.
Highlight and annotate cases, organize them into collections, and track session history with per-category charts.
Practice sessions
A generic chatbot grades against whatever it half-remembers about a case. SpeakLaw grades against the actual decision.
Every score comes from SpeakLaw's own structured digest of the decision — facts, issue, doctrine, holding, ratio — not model memory.
If the digest can't confirm a claim you made, it's automatically re-checked against the full text of the decision — so a plausible but wrong holding gets caught.
Feedback quotes your exact sentences and rewrites them the way an examiner would want — invented quotes are rejected before you ever see them.
Pricing
All content — every case, digest, full text, codal and bar question — is free for every signed-in student, permanently. Notes, highlights, collections, study plan and bar self-scoring are free too. You pay only for AI-graded practice sessions beyond 1 per week.
One graded run: a Cold Call recitation of a case, or a bar question answered and graded by AI. Reading, browsing, self-scoring and notes never consume sessions.
A generic chatbot grades against whatever it half-remembers about a case. SpeakLaw grades against its own structured digest of the actual decision, and re-checks uncertain claims against the full text — so a plausible-sounding but wrong holding gets caught.
Yes. Record your answer like a real recitation, review the transcript, edit it if needed, and submit. Grading works the same for voice and text.
No. The Free plan gives you one graded session a week, forever. If you need more some weeks, buy a one-time top-up pack — they never expire. Pro is for daily practice: 70 sessions a month.
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