cold-call-prep

To prepare for law school cold calls, provide a case name or reading excerpt to predict 6–10 likely questions and run interactive Socratic drills that expose weak areas before class without giving direct answers.

The Socratic method for case briefing uses iterative question-and-follow-up cycles to test your understanding of assigned readings, tightening scope when you are stuck to reveal gaps in your legal reasoning.

Yes, you can use pasted case text excerpts for classroom questioning prep; the system identifies the material and instructor context to forecast category-based questions and conduct Socratic follow-up drills.

You can predict professor questions by loading instructor profile and syllabus context from the local CLAUDE.md configuration, which allows the system to weight predicted questions based on the teacher's known questioning style.

Cold call prep can still function without a configured instructor profile, but question prediction loses the ability to adapt emphasis to the teacher's known style, relying instead on general case and syllabus-driven categories.

A limitation of Socratic drills for case briefing is that the system explicitly avoids giving direct answers, meaning you must independently re-verify missed legal issues and weaknesses identified in the post-training recap before attending class.