I have a year to exhaust before I enroll next year, so I'm planning to upskill instead since there will be a scholarship to maintain. I want to minimize the surprise of law school as much as I can, and let the shock be more bearable with the help of minor preparation than without any background knowledge.

The following are a part of my daily routine. I will weave in my questions. Any answer is appreciated! Thank you in advance.

(a) I have been reading SC cases to immerse myself with language of law, listing Latin phrases and hifalutin words in my vocabulary bank. What SC cases do you recommend I read?

(b) I'm reading Suarez's “Introduction to Law” and “Basic Techniques in Legal Reasoning” by Vergara. I would ask ChatGPT to give me a prompt where I can apply those techniques. I expected the latter to have actual status-quo-related exercises to complement the techniques it presented, but — I'll look forward to the next edition. Books related to these titles?

(c) Are ANC debates still running? I used to watch them in high school, but I don't hear much from them now. Where do you watch law debates or law-related documentaries?

(d) Are there online public forums, seminars, and the likes that cater to the mass to sensitize them with the laws and their rights?

Thank you once again.