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Students and candidates

The law as it is judged, day by day.

For a student or an exam candidate, Today starts with the High Court’s decisions and the UNBR’s notices. The Guide tab gathers the exam calendars and the court’s words, explained simply.

The Guide tab: the guide’s search, “The exam calendar (UNBR)” under For exams, and the start of How to read a case, with the number 91234/3/2025 explained part by part.
An ÎCCJ decision in civil matters, on the time limit for contesting enforcement, with the article of law underlined as a link and the button that opens the official text.

How you start

  1. You choose “Student or exam candidate”

    At “Who are you?”. The UNBR’s notices and the ÎCCJ’s decisions are on from the start, the explanations are plain, and the fifth tab becomes Guide.

  2. You choose the fields

    In Settings › Sources you choose the High Court’s fields you care about: civil, criminal, administrative.

  3. You read in time

    The daily summary, at 07:30, on from the start.

The ÎCCJ’s decisions, first in Today.

The first block shows today’s decisions and news from your sources: the High Court’s RIL and HP decisions, with the link to the official text, and the UNBR’s notices, as published.

  • Each decision has its title, its publication date and the button to the official text.
  • The articles cited become links; you can follow a law, to hear when a new version appears.

The exam calendar, in Guide.

In the Guide tab, “The exam calendar (UNBR)” shows the UNBR’s latest notice about exams, as it was published. The notices come to News too.

The court’s words, explained.

The guide shows you how to read a case (the number, the court, the stage, the panel), what the rulings mean and how to tell from the court’s text whether a judgment can be appealed. At every change in a case you follow, the explanations are plain.

The Guide tab: For exams, with The exam calendar (UNBR), then How to read a case, with the example 91234/3/2025, the Bucharest Tribunal, the stage Fond and the panel C7.

Cases to learn from.

On a fresh search, the app offers Subject and Court. You find the public cases on a subject, open them and read their history; on a case you follow, “Similar cases” shows the latest cases with the same subject at the same court.

Like anyone, with the same limits.

A student follows public cases like anyone: 25 cases, 3 names or subjects and 20 searches an hour, free for now. The profile opens nothing that is not public.

Questions from students

What do I get from the start?

The UNBR’s notices and the High Court’s RIL and HP decisions, in Today and in News, and the daily summary at 07:30. You change the sources in Settings › Sources.

Can I follow a law?

Yes, up to 25 laws: when a new version appears, you usually hear by the next day. We do not copy the law’s text; you open it in its official form.

Does the app prepare me for the exam?

No. It shows you what the UNBR publishes about exams and the High Court’s decisions, with the link to the official text. The guide’s explanations are general.

Can I change my profile after the exam?

Yes, any time, in Settings › Profile, for instance to “Lawyer”. The cases and sources you follow stay.

Further

Add your first case.

The number on the summons is all you need. In the browser now, on iPhone and Android soon.

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