Practice · three a day
Designation cases, worked
Real judgments from the UK courts and the EU courts, each read for what it actually decides — and for the ways a careless citation overstates it.
Why judgments, and not lists
A sanctions list is stale the week it is written, so an exercise built on one is a screenshot with an expiry date. A delivered judgment is the opposite: closed, dated, and retrievable by anyone from the official publisher for as long as the court exists. That is what these are built on.
Structure as at 2026-08-24. This explains how the five regimes are constructed and where they diverge. It is not legal advice, it states no view on whether any particular party or transaction is caught, and it deliberately contains no statement of who is designated today — list state changes weekly and belongs at the official sources cited throughout.
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New set daily · 5 exercises in the pool · each built on a closed, dated judgment and cited to the official publisher, never a commercial aggregator.
The architecture these cases sit inside — reach, ownership and control, licensing, enforcement — with every rule cited to its instrument: