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Visit the Australian Law School SuperGPT.

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Note: The Australian Law School Super GPT is a personal project by Stafford Lumsden and is not affiliated with any school or other institution.

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Using the Australian Law School Super GPT

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• What this GPT does
• How to Ask Questions
• Verbosity Levels (V=0–5)
• How Answers are Structured
• Jurisdictional Priorities
• Ending Every Response
• Good Practices for Students

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Advanced Prompting

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These prompts are designed to go beyond rote learning, pushing law students to connect doctrine to new contexts, compare jurisdictions and theories, practice advocacy, reasoning, and drafting, and engage with scholarly and policy debates.

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• Case Law Reframing
• Comparative Statutory Interpretation
• Cross-Jurisdictional Analysis