Am a law student, but i find it very diffcult digesting cases and statutory provisions. Pls i need advice on how to remember these aspect of law as it is the most important thing in d law profession. Tanks

It's true that you need cases and statutory provisions, especially during tests and exams because they impress the lecturers so much. But how to memorise them? Noone has any hard and fast rules.

The thing is, start from day one, and not a few weeks to exam, to know your cases and stats. If you start early, you get used to them. What we used to do was, we had a case book and a provisions book. In the case book, we summarized the cases given to us, and tried to memorise them topic by topic. You put the relevant cases under the topics they were taught, and tried to make a connection in your mind that would stick. The same went for the stat. provs.

I don't know how my friends did it, but I hardly used too many cases or provs during exam, but I made good grades bc I knew the principles, and most times that's what the lecturer really cares about. I made it thru my Bar Exam without one single case or prov, shameful, I know. Just try your best and leave the rest.