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casus insolitus

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A quick definition of casus insolitus:

Term: CASUS INSOLITUS

Definition: Casus insolitus is a Latin term that means an unusual circumstance or event. It refers to something that is not common or expected to happen.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Casus insolitus (kay-suh-s in-sol-uh-tuhs) is a Latin term that refers to an unusual circumstance or event.

Examples:

  • A man surviving a fall from a 20-story building without any serious injuries is a casus insolitus.
  • A cat giving birth to a litter of puppies is a casus insolitus.
  • A tree growing upside down is a casus insolitus.

These examples illustrate how casus insolitus refers to events or circumstances that are unexpected or unusual. They are not common occurrences and often defy explanation or reason.

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i know its hard to know because I haven't taken LSAT yet, but Im going to graduate with a 3.4. Idk if id write an addendum for my gpa because i just slacked off for a lot of college unfortunately. Plan is to start studying for lsat in October, and then take a gap year to get WE. T14 isn't even on my radar, but from people who know and understand the admission process better probably, am i cooked at even getting into a T50. I know lsat score is huge but reading people get rejected while having 3.8+ is anxiety inducing
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@Sagamore: you can do applicant search to get closer results but there are plenty of ppl with a 3.3-3
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3.4 that got into t50s-t20s (sorry i pressed send early)
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i would just focus on maximizing ur lsat score
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@Sagamore: I will make my main account unprivated because I like you. @MrThickRopees you are the new Dkkm10 whether you like it or not because you were the first to offer advice. I have been watching to see if anyone would offer advice. That's my whole modus operandi. My assgraduated with a 3.44 and I am essentially attending William & Mary law. TBH what you outlined is a better plan than what I did. I quit my job at Disney in june of 2023 to study for the LSAT. I took 3 months to study and took the september 2023 LSAT and got a 157. I then studied for the November LSAT and got a 155 cus I fucked around doing Fiat Lux classes at UCLA. Let me say this, if you are like me, you need at least 6 months of prep. In totality, I spent almost only 6 months of actual studying to go from a diagnostic of 143 -> 168. I would not put a T14 on your radar. A T14 is for people who do not have a 3.4 GPA. You are not cooked getting into a T50. LSAT is huge but it you have to think about the type of
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