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Questions players ask before stepping into court.

A quick guide to how Legal Arena works, how access is handled, and what to expect when you open a case.

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Frequently Asked Questions

If you are wondering how side assignment, case access, progression, or replays work, the answers are here.

You start by interviewing one side of a case, build a fact sheet from what you learn, then argue the matter in court against AI-powered opposing counsel.
The judge tracks how well you use corroborated facts, answer live disputes, and tie your theory to the lawbook.
No. New case sessions can assign you either side at random.
The interface will clearly show whether you are representing the plaintiff or the defendant for that run.
Cases come from a managed case library. Each case includes structured facts, evidence references, and competing claims for both sides.
That structure lets the interview and courtroom stages feel open-ended without collapsing into random chat.
Yes, but if you exit a case during intake, the same case is locked for 24 hours before you can start it again.
Finished matters stay in your history so you can review transcripts and verdicts.
Legal Arena is still in limited access. If you are not on the allowlist yet, reach out and we can add you.
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