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Simple English definitions for legal terms

dangerous criminal

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A quick definition of dangerous criminal:

A dangerous criminal is someone who has committed a violent crime or used force to escape from custody. They are a person who has broken the law and caused harm to others. It is important to keep dangerous criminals away from society to protect people from harm.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: A criminal who has committed a violent crime or used force in trying to escape from custody.

Example: John is a dangerous criminal because he robbed a bank at gunpoint and injured a security guard while trying to escape.

This example illustrates the definition of a dangerous criminal as someone who has committed a violent crime and used force to escape from custody. John's actions caused harm to others and put their lives in danger, making him a dangerous criminal.

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is University of Oregon a good law school or should I go to Lewis and Clark?
Do they give a higher acceptance to veterans using the GI Bill?
Dkk
22:21
@MammothMeanCuscus: Those are essentially regionals. Just pick the region you want.
Dkk
22:21
ahh psssh same region. Who knows.
22:21
Dk watch the video please and give me your thoughts
Dkk
22:22
I like the video. Cute. Reminds me of the rabbit I ate the other night.
22:22
:(
22:23
bunnies are friends not food
Dkk
22:23
I grilled a rabbit cus my cat likes to eat rabbit and I ate most of it too. Really tough to prepare. Not worth eating or making again.
Dkk
22:23
My cat loved it though
JumpySubsequentDolphin
22:23
@bunnynoise: love you most mwah
What do you mean regionals? @Dkk
Dkk
22:23
Like you go to those schools if you wanna live in and practice in oregon.
Oh so I couldn't practice law in WA state if I went there?
Dkk
22:24
That's close enough you could probably get away with it but expect washington to prioritize their own schools.
22:24
@JumpySubsequentDolphin: 😚
So a BAR exam is only good for the state you take it in?
Dkk
22:25
Yeah, looks like washington kinda falls off after U washington: https://www.usnews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-law-schools/law-rankings/washington
Thank you!!!
Dkk
22:26
@MammothMeanCuscus: Yes unless the states have rules saying you can use a bar from x state in theirs. Look into the UBE: https://www.ncbex.org/exams/ube
JumpySubsequentDolphin
22:29
@bunnynoise: wait i get cute aggression too
JumpySubsequentDolphin
22:30
when i see my nephew i want to scream and cry and throw smth
Looks like Oregon and Wa are part of the UBE!
Thanks for the information boss man
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Dkk
22:32
Welcome!
So if I take the Bar in either state I can practice in each state this is awesome
Guess I'll have to choose between Lewis and Clark Or University of Oregon
Dkk
22:34
Yeah, the UBE is a blessing.
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