KS DH Juris study plan

Map the Civil Code's structure chapter by chapter and mark where obligations, property, family and succession sit relative to each other

Build a one-page hierarchy of legal sources that places statute, regulation, case law and custom in order of authority

Draft a comparison table of the main contract types and the rules that govern their formation, performance and extinction

Solve 15 short obligation scenarios and record the article cited for each answer

Trace the rules of family law and succession from intestate order to testamentary form and forced heirship

Distinguish the elements of each major offence category and the corresponding penalty ranges

Separate substantive criminal law from criminal procedure by listing which rules belong to each

Answer 20 mixed civil and criminal multiple-choice questions and log every error with the reason for it

Sequence a criminal case from investigation through charge, trial, appeal and cassation, naming the authority competent at each stage

Outline the rules on evidence, detention and defence rights and identify the points where procedure can be challenged

Map civil procedure from the writ of summons to judgment, distinguishing the roles of the parties and the judge

Draft a procedural timeline that shows which enforcement measures follow which type of judgment

Explain the separation of powers and the hierarchy of constitutional norms, citing the provisions that establish each

Summarise the grounds for judicial review of administrative acts and the remedies available

Compare the legal forms of company and the liability of directors and shareholders in each

Identify the acts that trigger insolvency proceedings and the order in which creditors are paid

Trace the life of a commercial contract from negotiation through breach and termination, noting the remedies at each point

Distinguish employment contracts from service contracts and list the grounds for lawful dismissal

Outline the social security schemes covered and the conditions for entitlement to each

Solve 15 commercial and labour scenarios and justify each answer with a statutory provision

Classify the main taxes and identify the taxable event, the taxpayer and the assessment procedure for each

Explain the taxpayer's rights and the stages of a tax dispute from assessment to appeal

Summarise the effect of international treaties and EU law on domestic law, including the principle of primacy

Compare the jurisdiction of national courts with that of international courts and tribunals

Apply the rules of professional conduct to at least 10 realistic dilemmas and state the duty that governs each

Identify conflicts of interest, confidentiality duties and the limits of the lawyer's mandate

Revisit the source hierarchy and test it against questions where statute and case law appear to conflict

Complete a timed 40-question mock covering domains 1, 2 and 10 and score it strictly

Run two full timed mock exams under exam conditions and record the score per domain

Re-drill every rule flagged as weak in weeks 1 to 7 until each is answered correctly twice in a row

Condense the whole outline into a single revision sheet of no more than 10 pages

Rehearse the exam-day routine: time allocation per question and a rule for abandoning a question