I recall from my bar prep class that you get a substantial amount of partial credit if you state a legal test and apply it correctly — even if the test you stat

I recall from my bar prep class that you get a substantial amount of partial credit if you state a legal test and apply it correctly — even if the test you state is not correct. That is, if you forget one of the prongs of a test, you lose very few points. The same applies if you completely make up a prong and use it in place of one of the actual prongs. If this is still true, then GPT should be able to do well if it is trained to spit out rules (even incorrect ones) and then apply the facts of the scenario to the stated rules.