Cassation or Cell

Download free and replay the first act as Trainee or Counsel, with lifelines and favours, plus a fixed selection of 50 study questions. One optional, one-time in-app purchase unlocks the full campaign, every rank, Cicero endless mode and the complete 1,008-question study bank. No subscription. The full game More than 1,000 questions on real Belgian law, every answer grounded in the article or ruling it turns on and linked to its legal source. The expanded collection adds extra questions across Belgium's new Penal Code, criminal procedure and social criminal law, so you can learn the reform in practice. Study mode lets you search the full question bank or drill one field at a time: obligations, property and family, liability, procedure, criminal law including criminal procedure and social criminal law, business and public law, and comparative law, with no clock and nothing at stake. Whatever you miss lands in your "to review" pile and comes back until you have it. Bookmark important questions and use the ready-to-review deck for spaced practice; each field shows how much of it you have mastered. Then the game. You are counsel before the Belgian courts, four arguments a hearing, only one holds. Win and climb from the Justice of the Peace to the Court of Cassation; miss once and you trade the toga for a cell in Saint-Gilles. - More than 1,000 source-linked questions across five tiers, with expanded coverage of Belgium's new Penal Code, criminal procedure and social criminal law - Study mode: full-text and source search, bookmarks, spaced review, and drills by field - "To review": every question you miss returns until you answer it correctly - Comparative law: where Dutch, French or German law decides the same facts differently, and why your instinct may be the neighbour's rule - Four acts, each two cases and a boss, 17 hearings in a full run - Five ranks: Trainee (practice, no clock, no points) through Bâtonnier (less time to read, fifteen seconds to decide), and Tabula rasa, the iron run: no lifelines, no favours, no shop, nothing but you and the law - The clock is sized to the question. Every rank leaves you time to read it; the harder ones leave less, and less time to think. No case is ever too long to finish - Cicero: the endless run, no final hearing. The clock tightens with every act and the courts continue past the Court of Cassation. You plead until you fall; how deep you got stands on the record - Three lifelines, once each per run: 50:50, ask the clerk, poll the bench - Sixteen favours drafted between cases, with synergies, plus a shop and the judge's-patience clock - Won cases earn precedent points that permanently unlock starting favours - Two looks, engraved parchment or modern, with day and night mode - No ads, no tracking, no analytics, and no separate app account required. Buying or restoring access requires a store connection. Unlocked gameplay works offline. Optional Game Center / Play Games leaderboards stay off until you enable them. Scores are then stored by Apple or Google under your account, never sent to us - Play in Dutch, French, German or English, switch anytime For law students, jurists, and anyone who enjoys being right about the Civil Code at parties. Source of the legal texts The consolidated texts come from Justel, the official database of the Belgian Official Gazette (FPS Justice): https://www.ejustice.just.fgov.be In the app they are shown on lexlibera.be, a legal database run by the same developer. This app is independent, and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or published on behalf of any government.