For these reasons, we are very proud to announce our first web module release: The Federal Rules of Evidence Interactive Learning Portal.

When we were deciding on our first web module release, we discovered that currently available learning modules were outdated, clunky, and largely deficient in providing students of the law with a proper 2020-era learning tool. What’s worse, the available online references to the Rules exist solely on websites that were probably built around the time the Rules were enacted in 1975. Thus, in an effort to promote our core values of proliferating online legal learning and education for all, we’re very excited to bring this free module to you.

On the front page, you’ll see a user-friendly interface designed bring you directly to the particular Rule you’re looking for.

In the coming weeks, we’ll be releasing relevant Case Law along with a printer-friendly, downloadable quick-reference card of the Rules. We’re in the process of gathering the Advisory Committee Notes as well.

Finally, as a part of our Noggin project, we’re experimenting with interactive quizzes and tests to help you better learn the Rules. While we plan on offering this feature only to premium members, feel free to test out our module for free as it gets released.

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Lawwly Developer Update: The FRE Learning Portal

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