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Singapore's legal pipeline spans NUS, SMU and SUSS, followed by Part A for eligible overseas graduates and Part B for local practice. The live product is the case library and subject map; paid LLB and Bar-prep workflows remain a 2027 roadmap, informed by waitlist demand.
NUS Law — 246 intake/yr
Yong Pung How School of Law — 177/yr
School of Law — 75/yr
| Subject | Dominant casebook(s) |
|---|---|
| Contract | Phang · The Law of Contract in Singapore |
| Tort | Pillai · The Law of Tort in Singapore |
| Constitutional | Thio · A Treatise on Singapore Constitutional Law |
| Criminal | Yeo Morgan & Chan · Criminal Law in Malaysia and Singapore |
| Equity & Trusts | Low Tang Hang Wu · Equity and Trusts |
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2027. The Part B Bar product is the wedge — 500–600 candidates a year, two sittings since 2025, today served by SILE materials and LawNet. We open the waitlist now to lock launch pricing.
Singapore is restrictive: eLitigation gates court records (robots.txt 403), LawNet is institutional. Strategy: brief-only redistribution from public materials — SSO statutes (https://sso.agc.gov.sg) plus a manually-curated set of ~500 most-cited Singapore authorities, with neutral citations and link-back to the source. AI briefs are generated only from public material.
LawNet is the institutional research platform for full-text research. Caselaw currently offers concise briefs and subject maps from public material; broader study tools are planned for 2027. Different products — use the authoritative source for legal research.
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