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We were having a conversation about the role of birth control that was politically charged, you brought your own experience into it, I pointed out a possible flaw in the argument, I'm sorry you tried to use a personal example and then when I pointed out something that could be a flaw you took it personally. I even phrased it, "I wouldn't be so sure.." but nah, you know 100% the truth. Everyone should always trust everyones lived experience 100% of the time even if it contradicts other peoples so whatever.
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Simple English definitions for legal terms
compel
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A quick definition of compel:
Term: COMPEL
Definition: To force someone to do something they may not want to do, either by using threats or overwhelming pressure. For example, a lawyer cannot be forced to share information that is supposed to be kept private. It can also mean that a law or court decision leaves no other choice but to agree with it.
A more thorough explanation:
Definition: To force or pressure someone to do something.
Example 1: The police can compel a suspect to come to the station for questioning.
Example 2: The judge can compel a witness to testify in court.
Explanation: In both examples, someone is being forced or pressured to do something they may not want to do. The police can use their authority to make a suspect come to the station, and the judge can use their power to make a witness testify. This is what it means to compel someone.