Check out a new game designed to train your skill at applying principles:
(Over the next few weeks, we'll be releasing more games that are law-flavored, to help you train LSAT skills in a way that can help you see how those skills connect to law in the real world. This was the first!)
(Download the standalone LSAT Games app for iPhone or Android to keep playing when you're offline.)
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I've seen similar hypothetical bar-review type questions on social medias but usually avoid those videos.
I tend to avoid these specific legal claims because statues vary so differently from jurisdiction. I am afraid of believing one thing from something I have seen, and then later finding out it was the opposite of how the courts in my working area preform. I noticed this game users reference back to specific law codes, are these federal?
Is that really such a big concern, learning the wrong laws or region?
All that aside this looks like the most polished LSAT Game yet, I really like how it is familiar to LR questions by giving us the rule (stem) and a case (stimulus) to apply it to. The UI is really outstanding, I think that will go a long way to engaging users and having them continue to play. The other games don't hold me for as long because it feels like flash card training out of my element, but this seems to play really smoothly like an addictive game (just one more turn).