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Simple English definitions for legal terms

drug addict

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A quick definition of drug addict:

A drug addict is someone who regularly uses drugs, especially ones that can be addictive. This means they may feel like they need the drug to function normally and may have a hard time stopping even if they want to. Addiction can be both psychological and physical, meaning the person may experience cravings and withdrawal symptoms if they try to quit.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: A drug addict is a person who habitually uses a narcotic drug and is psychologically or physiologically dependent on it.

Example: John is a drug addict. He uses heroin every day and cannot function without it. He experiences withdrawal symptoms when he tries to stop using it.

Explanation: The example illustrates the definition of a drug addict. John habitually uses a narcotic drug (heroin) and is dependent on it both psychologically and physiologically. He experiences withdrawal symptoms when he tries to stop using it, which is a common characteristic of drug addiction.

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MrThickRopes
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I didn't get WL Berk tn
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Was that all the WLs???
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cycle is over party
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mr thick ropes one day you will feel what im feeling
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MrThickRopes
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COULD I GET INTO BERKKK?
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CAN IIII?
Playing the wl game from april onwards is getting high on your own supply. That supply being endorphins that make you happy. Sure, get high on copium like I did last year with George Mason and William & Mary. Just be ready for the crash.
How bad would this look on an application. Tl;dr “I want to go into big law for a few years so I can purchase a homestead and live off the seed I sow for my future family, and once I have lived out that life (decade or so) I will run for local and eventually federal office to help working class people.” Is the mere fact that I want to go into big law for finances going to ruin my T14 chances?
Honestly, helping working class people looks bad on any app.
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Is that a joke?
Jk. I love the idea but I can't take this seriously so I won't say anymore. It's so true but I can't do it.
I cud see it not being from the sense they wont believe me
Wait ahahah. Okay lol
Look man it's the right life philosophy but the target audience, idk if they can get it. It's literally what I told my law firms when I was hired as a paralegal but for law school, idk.
Its actually my plan in life. If i cud move back 1000s of years ago aand live in a North American tribe i wud. This feels like the best way i can escape the system for awhile, and then return to diminsh the damage
Wait. So u talked about helping working class people?
Yeah, my ultimate goal in law is to help working class people. That's what the PI people say but I think the only real way to do it is through fed clerks or big law.
Wouldn't we all love to live in a Jeffersonian society.
Full respect
Why do you think that you can make an impact for working class people through Big Law though, usually thats asssistance of the big corporations
Yes, an agrarian, non-industrialized society would be quite lovely. I still believe its possible to go back tho, in some form
Well it was good briefly talking to you. I’m searching for a sample size of 5 on my post regarding my application. I wont be on tomorrow so hopefully i can see the responses in here. If not, and you are capable, please DM me. I really do appreciate opinions. Love ya team!
The person who wants to help working class, what state are you from?
Wont be on until tomorrow*
I am from Idaho! An unfortunately conservative state although its pretty chill here tbh
Okay i g2g tho! Goooodnighhttt
@Blumenkraft: complicated. Talk more when sober.
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