Clinical intake & courtroom advocacy simulation.
Zero-risk procedural practice for law and medical students with layperson patient actors, adversarial opposing counsel, and rubric-grounded feedback.
Mary Banda (48) · Receptionist · Anxious demeanor
Chief Complaint: "A tight, burning ache across my chest that spreads to my shoulder."
BP 142/88 · HR 94 · RR 18 · 37.1°C
Stage 1 procedural case → Stage 2 layperson actor → Stage 3 attending physician scoring rubric.
Workflow
Select clinical case or courtroom trial
Encounter procedural cases generated on the fly. Explore patient symptoms or argue complex legal claims.
Engage in realistic turns
Interview layperson patient actors locked to symptoms, or rebut opposing counsel before a presiding magistrate.
Analyze objective rubrics
Inspect critical questions captured or missed, evidentiary reasoning strengths, and diagnostic accuracy scores.
Available Modules
Medical Clinical Intake
History-taking practice with layperson patient actors and structured diagnostic evaluation.
Courtroom Moot Arena
Oral advocacy against an adversarial opponent with real-time magistrate rulings on evidence.
Active Recall Cards
SuperMemo-2 spaced repetition for core clinical conditions and legal precedents.