Accessibility

Accessibility Statement

Law School Study Guide is built to be usable with a keyboard, a screen reader, and browser zoom. This page states what the site does and how to tell us about a problem.

What the site does

The pages use real headings, lists, and tables. Text can be enlarged with browser zoom. There is a skip link at the top of every page, and every control can be reached with the keyboard. Color is not the only way information is shown, and text has enough contrast against its background.

Practice questions

Multiple-choice questions use buttons that can be selected with the keyboard. Results are announced as text on the page. Rubrics and model answers use standard expandable sections.

Printing

Outlines and attack outlines print without the navigation and footer, so you can study from paper.

Known limits

Some linked court opinions and official pages are hosted by other organizations, and their accessibility is outside our control. If a page here does not work for you, tell us.

Report a barrier

Use the contact form and say which page has the problem and what you were using. A person reads every report.

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