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Concepts from the materials are fine to post about here

Several people have asked whether the board rules stop them posting about concepts from the licensing materials. They do not, and we have reworded the rules page so it says so plainly.

Fine here: asking how a concept works, asking why a distinction exists, asking for help with something in your reading that has not landed, and working through a practice question from our exams or anybody else's.

Not permitted: posting or describing questions or content from a sitting, whether you sat it or heard about it from somebody who did. That comes from the Law Society and applies to everyone, including people trying to be helpful. If you are unsure whether a post crosses the line it probably does, and you are welcome to message us instead.

Please also do not paste passages out of the licensing materials. Describe the concept in your own words. Those materials are not ours to reproduce and they are not the board's either.

On the concept threads, we do not moderate for legal accuracy and would rather say so than have anybody assume otherwise. Where an answer here conflicts with your materials, your materials win. We step in where something is clearly wrong and likely to mislead.

5 replies

Weary-Statute-2088

Appreciate this. I had been sitting on concept questions because of the wording at the top of the board.

annotating_again

your materials win should be pinned somewhere permanent

lawschoolruinedme Sat June 2026

As someone who sat in June, the pull to tell people what was on it is real and whoever is asking will make you feel unhelpful for saying no. Say no anyway.

okaybutwhen

has the rules page changed already or is that coming?

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