De Novo Edu builds the whole semester with you: syllabus, weekly materials, slides, exam, and a verified Table of Authorities. Every case and statute is checked against the primary source, so you can trust what goes in front of your students.
PROPERTY · WEEK 4
Estates and future interests
Present estates, future interests, and the limits the law puts on controlling land for generations.
TABLE OF AUTHORITIES
How it works
Outcomes first, then assessment, then the weeks that get students there. The way good course design actually works.
A coaching conversation shapes your thesis and measurable outcomes. It drafts, you react, and it pushes back when something is off.
Semester architecture, syllabus, and course map, generated from a canonical arc and yours to revise. Nothing is locked.
A verified research memo becomes a podium cheat sheet and a classroom slide deck. Nothing reaches the deck that is not in the memo.
A 60-second retrospective shapes next week. Flux watch tells you when the law moves under a topic you teach.
Verified to the source
De Novo Edu checks every case and statute against the primary record: the actual opinion, the actual U.S. Code. A fabricated citation does not make it through, and nothing unverified reaches your students.
One click to the official ToA PDF · each authority links to the week it's taught
We read the actual opinion and require a verbatim supporting passage. A made-up quote fails automatically, so a case is verified for what it actually holds, or it gets flagged.
Federal statutes and regulations resolve to the live U.S. Code on Cornell LII. A made-up section cannot load, so a fake citation gets caught by the system, not by luck.
We do not quietly drop Plessy or INS v. AP. They are flagged so you present the current status. The rule holds in both directions: never silently wrong.
For students
The same verified materials your professor built, turned into a study companion your class signs into with a join code.
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What does Pierson v. Post establish about first possession?
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Why it's different
The guarantees are not promises the model can ignore. They are enforced in code and checked on every release.
Formatting, citations, and coverage are checked by the system, not left to the model. A slide cannot cite anything that is not in the verified memo.
The exam is checked to test every learning outcome. The syllabus is checked to keep every one. Gaps get surfaced instead of slipping through.
The law changes under your materials. De Novo Edu watches the doctrines you teach and flags the week that needs another look.
Walk into class ready
Memo
Cheat sheet
Slides
Exam + rubric
Verified ToA
Why I built this
"I'm an adjunct professor. When I built my own course, I looked for something like this and there was nothing. So I built it."
I spend my career in AI and security, so I had no patience for a tool that just generates plausible-sounding law. De Novo Edu is built to be rigorous: verified to the source, honest about what it doesn't know, and current with how the law actually moves. It's the course-design partner I wanted and couldn't find.
The founder
Turn one good idea into a full semester. Every case and statute is verified to the source, and your students get a study portal built from the same materials.
Built for JD and LLM courses · your materials are yours · no AI-generated law goes unverified