I previously took the LSAT and did the argumentative/writing section, 2-3 years back. I ended up purchasing the score preview for that and did not keep my score. Now I'm studying again to write the exam in September, should I do the writing section again? Am I even allowed to?

Not sure if that's even an option for me. Do law schools (Canadians) look at it a lot, or at all?

Would it be possible to have the practices in the study plan be actually representative of the target time?

For example, I just did a paragraph that had a target time of a little bit over 10 minutes, however the study plan suggested 8:45 (which seems to be the default). I would not know the target time of the paragraph and cannot pace myself accordingly, definitely could have used that extra minute and a bit.

If the practice was able to look at what the target time is and suggest that as default, I could practice in a more realistic scenario. In the case where there are 2 or more paragraphs in a section of the study plan, it would be useful if it can add their target time instead of stay at 8:45 default per paragraph.

I am rewriting the LSAT because the score I got was not high enough. I did the accelerated study plan and then switching over to practice only, with the pre-exam phase study block, last time I wrote the LSAT. This time around I've done the entire core curriculum and now want to officially start practicing. When I go to make my study plan, it says I've already done the practicing phase and even when I add another study block, it's telling me to rest for 3 days of the week. How can I change that? How can I make the study plan recognize my strengths and weaknesses from before and also as I was doing practice during the core curriculum? Is there a way to reset the system so it stops telling me I've done everything already? I did not study properly the last time I wrote it and basically want to start from the top again.