CaseTower

The concept of 'CaseTower' is that the discipline of law generally, particularly Judgments, is too much writing centric, without sufficient use of diagrams for fuller understanding.

The underpinning concept of CaseTower is therefore that all case-summaries should be coverted into a 3 part visual summary - (i) one part with a pictures illustrating the key facts, (ii) the next part with a diagram showing the key legal principle invoked, and (iii) then the writing conclusively afterwards.

The 'CaseTower' case-summary should also state the subject(s) invoked by the case, as well as the 'stare decisis' (stated decision) essential point of law derived from the case.

The metaphoric concept of 'CaseTower' is that all the 124 subjects in the law discipline are like a floor of a skyscraper, and the case-summaries of Judgments hang like pictures on the wall.

These codified & more dynamic case-summaries in CaseTower provide jurists with a fuller understanding of the law.

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