Sure, just one question: Do you need to know the law verbatim or just its contents?
If it’s the former, here’s a blog I made on this forum about memorizing austrian constitutional law: Memorizing Austrian/EU constitutional law verbatim: A hubristic journaling project
If it’s the latter: Try creating images in your memory palaces corresponding to the abstract information. So for example if I wanted to memorize where the constitutional right to private property is codified (Article 1 first additional protocol to the ECHR, Article 5 StGG) I may use my 99 PAO to imagine something like John Constantine (01) blowing smoke (01) while adorned with Horns (clueing me in on ‘europe’, as Europa famously rode on a bull (the transformed Zeus) in her myth) at a Toaster (05) that is covered in frost (since ‘StGG’ sounds like someone freezing).
If I then wanted to remember when an administrative act violates this right I would imagine
- Walter White (my image for administration, since the german is ‘Verwaltung’)
- shooting the green flames of the villain from ‘Kim Possible’ (which clues me in one the first possibility, that is an ‘impossible’ interpetation of the law being used)
- at Red Hood from Batman comics(who leads a group called ‘The Outlaws’, which clues me in on the second possibility being the administrative act being in conflict with the law)
- and the flames hit the quill in his hand, burning it (since the quill signifies ‘constitution’ for me, this means that the third possibility is the act being based upon an ‘unconstitutional’ law.
Of course these two images would be right next to each other. Also try using a mind map in tandem with this, since it helps you figure out what infomation is important and what is not.