Win the paper on what the court will let in.
Fourteen chapters, following the GSL Manual's own running order — from the nature and means of proof, through relevance and admissibility, the burden and standard, presumptions, and on to hearsay, opinion and the rest. Every chapter carries a rule spine, mnemonics and a drill deck, and each is cross-referenced to the examiner's own Marking Scheme — the fifth tab unique to this subject.
The areas and cases flagged for this year's paper — improperly-obtained evidence, burden & standard, circumstantial evidence, hearsay, privilege and more — each mapped straight to its chapter, with the key sections and authorities verified. Open the Focus list →
The 2026 GSL mock for Evidence — six questions, answer four, three hours. Each question is tagged with its topics and linked to the chapters it tests. A practice paper, kept separate from real past questions. Open the mock →
Chapters
Loading…★ marks an exam tentpole — the perennials that carry the weight, where the statutory/case spine is densest. Frequency tiers are provisional: the only in-folder past paper is the 2015 Marking Scheme Guide, so the high/mod/low bands combine that single paper with each topic's centrality. They firm up as more past papers are added.