Law App

Studying law means memorizing more than a few acts and laws of a certain country, and everyone has their own way to go about this. You can use the web to look for certain laws — finding a country's constitution on the internet is only a search and a few clicks away, after all  — or you can implement a software solution into your workflow, to perhaps increase efficiency.

Law App is aptly named in that sense: it's an app that features the laws and constitutions of 17 countries, and presents them within a functional, easy-to-navigate interface, that also offers some amenities for better study sessions, such as a text-to-speech function.

The app provides a straightforward experience for those looking to study law: the laws and constitutions of several countries, including the US, UK, Spain, Netherlands, Japan, and Australia, are available. The constitutions of India, Brazil, Bangladesh, among others, are also present and can be readily studied.

The chapters and articles are all shown via the left-side panel, so perusing a constitution is all the more convenient here. To add to that, you can also search within a section for a specific term through the search bar.

Users will be able to find a text-to-speech function in the Tools menu. Simply click "Play Audio" and the computer will enunciate the section you're currently at. This can help make studying longer passages a more pleasant experience.

There's not much else besides what was mentioned. The tool only allows users to access up to 5 acts in the Free version, after which they'll have to pay to be able to continue using the app.

Law App is a decently competent software solution if you're looking for a helper app with your law studies, but the Free tier is rather limited, and the asking price to continue using the program is a bit too steep — especially when there are countless other such resources on the web, all freely accessible.