Canada wide, educational use

Student tools for Canadian law students

Structured, deterministic helpers for citation, research, and advocacy work. Every tool runs in your browser. Your inputs are not saved.

Citation and writing

Canadian Legal Citation Builder

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Structured Canadian legal citation support. You supply every field and verify the result.

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Table of Authorities Builder

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Group the citations you enter by category, sort them alphabetically, and export a clean list.

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Citation Checker

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Run limited mechanical checks on a single Canadian citation. Never asserts compliance.

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Research and study

Case Brief Builder

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Structure a decision into facts, issues, holding, reasoning, ratio, and disposition. You supply every field.

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Legal Research Query Builder

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Compose CanLII-style Boolean and proximity queries from your own terms. Does not run searches.

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Advocacy

Moot Court Toolkit

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Plan, time, and rehearse your own oral submissions. Includes a wall-clock timer, outline planner, bench question log, and authorities checklist.

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Academic integrity

These tools help you with structure and mechanics. You remain responsible for the accuracy of your sources, the substance of your work, and compliance with your school, course, journal, or court requirements. Do not use them to generate content you have not read or understood. Independent educational tool. Not affiliated with or endorsed by McGill University, the McGill Law Journal, Thomson Reuters/Carswell, Zotero, CSL, or CanLII. Verify every citation against the current guide and any court, journal, professor, or faculty instructions.

Last reviewed: 19 July 2026