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Given that the LNAT is an admissions test for law programmes, it is unsurprising that some passages focus on legal issues, human rights, constitutional principles, and the rule of law. However — and this is essential to understand — these passages do not test legal knowledge. They test your ability to follow legal reasoning as a form of argumentation. No specialist knowledge of law is required or expected.
Legal passages in the LNAT are drawn from opinion writing, journalism, and public commentary about legal issues — not from statutes, case reports, or legal textbooks. They are written for a general audience and explain any legal concepts they use.
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