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ad quod non fuit responsum

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A quick definition of ad quod non fuit responsum:

Term: ad quod non fuit responsum

Definition: Ad quod non fuit responsum means "to which there was no answer" in Law Latin. This phrase was used in legal reports to show that an argument or objection was not responded to.

A more thorough explanation:

ad quod non fuit responsum

Ad quod non fuit responsum is a Latin phrase used in legal reports to indicate an argument or objection that was not responded to.

During the trial, the defense lawyer made an objection about the admissibility of the evidence, but the judge did not respond to it. The lawyer then stated, "Ad quod non fuit responsum."

Another example is when a lawyer makes a strong argument, but the opposing lawyer does not respond to it. The first lawyer can say, "Ad quod non fuit responsum."

These examples illustrate how the phrase is used to indicate an argument or objection that was not addressed or responded to.

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snow
12:21
in theory yes, the defense did really good with that jury
windyMagician
12:22
we have a presumption of innocence in this country, time to start acting like it
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
12:22
@windyMagician: I can agree with that, makes it more of a jury of peers if they have been in the same shit show
snow
12:22
YES, im so tired of sitting through jury selection and people not understanding that a jury trial isnt an argument between two sides. its one side trying to prove without a reasonable doubt that someone did what they are accused of
windyMagician
12:23
unrelated but my gym crush date was fucking weird. had a great convo, didn't hug me at the end tho, then says he'll text me and doesn't? girl I'm too old for ghosting
If he wanted to he would girl
Don't give him the benefit of the doubt
windyMagician
12:24
why we're still acting like this at nearly 30 years old I do not know
Although I can respect the not hugging part after a gym date. When I'm finished with lifting, I have an incredibly potent odor that could overpower a delicate female
So I try to keep my distance
windyMagician
12:26
oh it wasn't a gym date it was dinner lmfao
windyMagician
12:26
but he was my crush from the gym
Understood. His behavior is unforgiveable and you should egg his car.
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
12:27
@windyMagician: did you approach your gym crush you they approach you?
windyMagician
12:27
matched on hinge
who messaged first
windyMagician
12:27
me
girl... you did this to yourself
windyMagician
12:27
I need to add some important context here: he used to date my ex's coworker
windyMagician
12:29
it's 2024 women can message first
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
12:29
Oh that is pretty cool way for a gym relationship to start lol and not hugging is weird, I always hug the homies even when it is that bro hand shake/high 5 hug.
Even Bumble doesn't make the girlies message first anymore. The people have spoken and they said "Guys have to make the first move now"
windyMagician
12:30
maybe I'm just too hot and I'm intimidating the hoes
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
12:30
I follow/ed the rule that who ever is on when the match is made is who has to send the first message
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
12:31
Sometimes people just don't click in that way or dude is/was awkward and nervous because you are too hot for dem hoes.
windyMagician
12:34
I understand but why not just be honest?
missed fordham wave at 12 EST
clocking out for the year
12:36
@VolatileClumsyAcolyte: gg
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
12:36
Because communication is hard, specially if it is to tell someone you aren't interest and it takes a lot of maturity and life experiences to be good and confident in it. Much easier to ghost then to be open/honest sadly, happens to all of us but now you know you are above his level
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