Civil Procedure
Personal jurisdiction, subject-matter jurisdiction, Erie, venue, pleadings, joinder, discovery, motions, judgments, preclusion, and appeals. Practice Civ Pro →
Practice the doctrine the way a law-school exam makes you use it.
Testify organizes application questions around the course and doctrinal unit you are actually studying, rather than forcing a 1L to navigate a mixed bar bank.
Open Law School Mode →Contracts
Formation, consideration, defenses, terms, performance, breach, remedies, sales, and third-party issues. Practice Contracts →
Torts
Intentional torts, negligence, premises, products liability, vicarious liability, defamation, privacy, and nuisance. Practice Torts →
Evidence
Relevance, character, impeachment, hearsay, privileges, experts, authentication, and writings. Practice Evidence →
Constitutional Law
Judicial review, federalism, separation of powers, individual rights, First Amendment, equal protection, and due process. Practice Con Law →
Real Property
Estates, co-ownership, landlord-tenant, servitudes, land-sale contracts, mortgages, recording, and title. Practice Property →
Outline → retrieve → apply → repair.
Reading can make a rule feel familiar without making it retrievable. Testify connects the outline to active rule recall, an application question, explanation, and later spaced return. For professor-specific wording, assigned cases, and jurisdiction-specific variations, the syllabus and assigned authority remain controlling.
Course Mode keeps the subject narrow while you are learning it. As finals approach, the same material can move into mixed-unit and timed work so students practice issue recognition without having the topic announced first. For the seven bar-overlap subjects, that work later becomes a foundation for bar review instead of disappearing after the semester.
Upper-level study should still connect rule retrieval to application.
Testify also includes course-specific study content for subjects outside the seven MBE overlaps, including Business Organizations, Family Law, Conflict of Laws, Trusts & Estates, Secured Transactions, Legal Ethics, Legal Research & Writing, Remedies, and lawyering-skills material. Those courses use separate content where the core bar bank is not an appropriate fit.