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de expensis militum levandis

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Term: de expensis militum levandis

Definition: De expensis militum levandis is a legal term that means "for levying the expenses of knights." It refers to a writ that orders the sheriff to collect money to pay for the expenses of knights of the shire who attend Parliament.

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de expensis militum levandis

De expensis militum levandis is a historical writ that ordered the sheriff to collect money to pay for knights of the shire who attended Parliament.

For example, if a knight of the shire was elected to attend Parliament, they would need money to cover their expenses such as travel, lodging, and food. The writ de expensis militum levandis would be issued to the sheriff, who would then collect money from the people in the county to pay for these expenses.

Another example would be if a knight of the shire needed to attend Parliament multiple times. The writ de expensis militum levandis would be issued each time to ensure that the knight had enough money to cover their expenses.

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soap
12:41
I really think aside from HYS that the best school is contextual based on what you like: wanna be in CA? UCLA. Wanna work for the feds? GULC. NYC big law? Cornell. Fed clerkships? UVA
12:41
want to work at mcdonalds? cooley
snow
12:41
^
choosingpeace
12:42
want to work for united healthcare? penn
snow
12:42
want to be a small town prosecutor with an ego that will prevent you from actually being just- okc law
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:42
Want to be the most powerful lawyer in the world? Kansas
12:42
Stanford and Berkeley are probably better for CA than UCLA, no?
12:43
Yes but Berkeley weather is depressing t me
choosingpeace
12:43
@YRDSL: yea
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:43
Stanford yes, Berkeley maybe
choosingpeace
12:43
lowkey ive heard uva is hella portable, i wonder if maybe it's better for CA than ucla (ik ucla is better for LA law though)
12:43
how could someone get depressed by berkeley weather. its like unironically the best in the world. basically every day between 65 and 75
12:44
that’s crazy it’s so gloomy and rainy that’s too depressing for me
12:44
rain is nice
12:44
Picked UCLA over Berkeley for undergrad for that precise reason LOL
12:44
@YRDSL: is a duck, quack quack.
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:44
I wonder if UC Davis will ever accept me
12:45
im here in Idaho and its 10°. i would love to be in 60° east bay rain rn
12:45
There’s always some shit going on in California. I don’t trust that place. Too many earthquakes and men who bleach their hair
12:45
@choosingpeace: i would hazard to say the most selective california schools are better choices for someone whose priority is working in california
snow
12:46
lmaooooooo
snow
12:46
bunny are you picking your school based on the men you want to date?
12:47
just under 10% of UVA's most recent graduating class went to CA, which is officially the school's third largest market, but that's compared to 80% of graduates from UCLA and USC remaining in USC post-graduation
choosingpeace
12:47
@info-man: but that's cause UVA grads don't usually wanna go to CA not cause they can't
12:47
i guess having a UVA degree differentiates you in terms of prestige but there's probably something to be said about familiarity with the local market being an outside factor in seeking employment
12:48
@snow: no I have a husband and we’re like this 🔐
snow
12:48
renard?
12:48
@choosingpeace: right. i don't mean to imply that a degree from UVA lacks portability. my argument is that the school's market linkages are never going to be as robust as those in that market
12:49
if you want to practice in LA then go to school at USC or UCLA man
12:49
keep it simple
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