Law Dictionary Offline vs eCodal

Law Dictionary Offline explains more than 7,100 legal terms in plain English, and works without an internet connection. It is made for law students, paralegals and anyone who needs to understand a legal word quickly. LOOK UP • 7,100+ terms and phrases, from "ab initio" to "writ of kalikasan" • Latin terms and maxims, with their literal meaning • Country labels such as [US], [UK], [India], [Philippines], [Nigeria], [Canada] and [Australia] on definitions that apply to one legal system • Tap any linked term inside a definition to open it • Search that forgives spelling mistakes, accents and punctuation, and can also search inside definitions • Hear how a word is pronounced (American or British voice) • Bookmarks and history LEARN • Flashcards with spaced repetition: the words you find hard come back sooner • Multiple-choice quiz • Ready-made decks: essential legal terms, Latin terms and maxims, contract law, criminal law, tort law, and terms by country. Or study your own bookmarks • Word of the day, with an optional morning notification COMFORTABLE • Works offline: everything is on your device • Light and dark mode, three text sizes • iPhone and iPad The app is free and shows ads. A one-time purchase removes them. The definitions are short explanations for study and general information. They are not legal advice. For a legal problem, ask a qualified lawyer.

eCodal is a compilation of codals frequently used in law school and in practice, created by an aspiring lawyer in 2018, who became a full-fledged member of the noblest profession in 2022. Noticing the dispersed availability of legal resources online, the creator embarked on converging these resources into one tool, organized according to the main areas of legal study, to wit: Civil, Commercial, Criminal, Labor, Political, Public International, Remedial, Taxation Laws, and Legal and Judicial Ethics.