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CORAM · Ghana

Don't just know the law. Learn to reason with it.

CORAM is an AI-powered legal education platform built around verified Ghanaian law: a legal corpus joined to an adversarial learning engine that makes students actively reason rather than passively consume answers.

[2020] GHASC 12

LEARN

COMPREHEND THE CASE

THINK

DEFEND A POSITION

WRITE

GRADED ON SUBSTANCE

TEACH

LECTURER-SIDE TOOLS

VERIFY

ANCHORED TO THE CORPUS

The market

Legal tech has solved access. Education is still underserved.

The first generation of legal tech made law searchable and usable. Judy Legal, LawBook, DennisLaw, LawFinder, GhaLII, LexGH, Eskwai. All of it points at finding law. None of it points at learning law.

But finding the law is not the same as learning the law.

A law student still has to learn how to:

01

Understand

02

Analyse

03

Apply

04

Argue

05

Write

06

Defend

And AI introduces another problem

A fluent answer can still contain a fabricated case, wrong section or unsupported proposition.

Bottom line

The gap isn't another legal database. It's the learning layer on top of legal knowledge.

Positioning

From information to legal reasoning

Existing legal tech

CORAM

Find a case Understand the case Search legislation Reason from legislation Generate a draft Learn to write Summarise a judgment Comprehend the doctrine Answer a question Be questioned Give an explanation Challenge your reasoning Store matters Build competence Retrieve authority Defend the authority

CORAM doesn't replace legal information infrastructure. It turns it into a learning environment.

Mechanism

The CORAM method

01

QUESTION

A proposition grounded in Ghanaian law.

02

ANSWER

Student reasons independently.

03

CHALLENGE

CORAM introduces a material factual change.

04

DEFEND

Student reformulates the argument.

05

FEEDBACK

Scored on issue, authority, application, reasoning and candour.

06

MASTER

The system identifies the weakness and assigns the next exercise.

The adversarial bench

Every other legal AI tool goes from question straight to explanation. Changing the fact the ratio turns on is where the learning happens. Run a round below.

Contract law · round 4 BAND 5 / 9

BENCH

A supply contract becomes far more expensive after an import levy. Counsel says the contract is frustrated. Is it?

Environmental Development Group v Provident Insurance [2020] GHASC 12

YOU

No. Increased cost alone does not frustrate a contract; performance must become radically different, not merely onerous.

BENCH DISTINGUISHES

Suppose the levy also bans the only lawful route of supply. Does your answer survive?

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For students

Case law should be something you can think with.

Rather than simply giving students case summaries, CORAM builds a case map, then asks the question that turns reading into reasoning.

01

FACTS

02

ISSUE

03

DECISION

04

RATIO

05

OBITER

06

AUTHORITY

07

LATER TREATMENT

08

CURRENT DOCTRINE

Then ask

What changes if this fact changes?

That converts case-law reading from memorisation into doctrinal reasoning.

The personal law school

Every student gets a different learning path. CORAM generates the next set of exercises based on the student's weaknesses.

NOT Everyone studies the same thing.
BUT Everyone gets the practice they need.
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Next assigned

Four problem questions on applying authority to unfamiliar facts.

The institution

The lecturer gets an AI teaching assistant

Lecturer uploads

Course outline Lecture materials Cases Statutes

CORAM generates

Tutorial questions Discussion prompts Problem questions Marking rubrics MCQs Model answers Case exercises Formative assessments

Class intelligence · LLB 2

91%

understand the rule

63%

struggle with application

That gives lecturers information they rarely get from traditional examinations.

Verified Ghanaian law

The trust layer

Citation verification

Every authority a student utters is extracted and checked against the corpus in real time.

VERIFIED Real authority
FLAGGED Unsupported authority

Point-in-time law

A current provision is not a historical provision. CORAM knows the temporal context of the law it is testing.

SUPERSEDED

Act 992, s. 190 · to 2021-06-01

CURRENT

Act 992, s. 190 · as at 2021-06-01

Semantic retrieval

NOT "Find the word frustration."
BUT "Find the doctrine even when the judgment calls it something else."
Anchored Every authority remains anchored to the Ghanaian legal corpus.

The longer arc

From law school to practice

YEAR 1

Learn the law.

YEAR 2

Learn to reason.

YEAR 3

Learn to write.

PROFESSIONAL LAW

Learn to argue.

CORAM practice simulations

Client → Facts → Research → Advice → Draft → Argument → Outcome

TESTED ON "What is the law?"
TRAINED ON "What would you do with it?"

Defensibility

The moat is the combination.

A verified corpus is copyable. A verified corpus joined to a pedagogy engine, student performance data and lecturer workflows is not.

Verified Ghanaian legal corpus
Legal pedagogy engine
Student performance data
Doctrinal and case relationships
Adaptive learning engine
Lecturer workflows

The longer CORAM operates, the more it learns.

Get access

Opening first to Ghanaian LLB cohorts, the Ghana School of Law, and lecturers running tutorials.

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Built on verified Ghanaian primary law. Everything CORAM produces is a draft for your own review, not legal advice.