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Simple English definitions for legal terms

criminal defendant

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A quick definition of criminal defendant:

A criminal defendant is someone who has been accused of committing a crime. This means that they are being investigated and may face punishment if found guilty.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: A criminal defendant is a person who has been accused of committing a crime and is facing charges in a court of law.

Example: John has been arrested for stealing a car. He is now a criminal defendant and will have to appear in court to defend himself against the charges.

Explanation: The example illustrates the definition of a criminal defendant by showing how someone who has been accused of a crime becomes a defendant in a criminal proceeding. John is facing charges and will have to defend himself in court, which is a common situation for criminal defendants.

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Create a google folder and throw that shit in
I will probably add a link to all my materials end of cycle
I never thought about it but I think I will too
16:05
GULC would be about 5:30 right
JumpySubsequentDolphin
16:08
if washu admissions emails me one more time i might delete my lsac account
Dkk
16:08
Lol, the Cornell waitlist wave. Get fucked.
Dkk
16:08
That fucking sucks.
snow
16:08
lowkey im going to be optimistic. i just saw that some people applied early sept. and got II for schools in January
@JumpySubsequentDolphin: I've been tempted to put them in spam
snow
16:08
lmaooo dk
dk praying on all our downfall
Dkk
16:09
I hope you guys tell me to eat a dick when I get my R's and WL's.
praying for your success inshallah
Dkk
16:10
I want it to be brutal.
Dkk
16:10
Noooooo
JumpySubsequentDolphin
16:10
@texaslawhopefully: THEY SEND THEM TO YOU EVEN AFTER YOU GOT ACCEPTED???
I've been getting them literally every other day for months now
JumpySubsequentDolphin
16:11
that’s absurd
16:18
does having a masters degree help with getting into law school
16:19
i rly want to get into northwestern or uchicago but im worried about my stats
LSDFan
16:20
you'll get in, calm tf down
16:20
damn
16:21
bro was just asking a question
U have great stats! I wouldn't be too nervous. Did u write why Northwestern and why Chicago?
oh cornells going wl crazy
16:22
having a masters degree is probably a positive, it shows you can do grad level coursework and probably generated a strong rec letter
@RightPlant: you have a great chance at Northwestern!
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