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Simple English definitions for legal terms

jailer

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A quick definition of jailer:

A jailer is someone who works in a prison or jail and is responsible for keeping the prisoners safe and secure. They make sure that the prisoners follow the rules and do not escape. Another word for jailer is gaoler.

A more thorough explanation:

JAILER

A jailer is a person who is responsible for keeping prisoners in a jail or prison. They are also known as a keeper, guard, or warden.

  • The jailer locked the cell door after the prisoner was put inside.
  • The jailer monitored the prisoners to make sure they didn't escape.
  • The gaoler was responsible for the safety and security of the inmates.

These examples illustrate how a jailer is responsible for the custody and control of prisoners. They ensure that the prisoners are kept securely and do not pose a threat to themselves or others. The term "gaoler" is also used in British English to refer to a jailer.

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starfishies
14:50
nd was my last app i sent
[] c0bra1
14:50
fordham and bc are both catholic but i didnt feel like it was a big deal but then again my main choice rn is cardozo so who am i to talk LMAO
[] c0bra1
14:51
and villanova too loll
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
14:52
cost of living at ND should be super low, and ND punches above its weight for biglaw and clerkships - crazy strong network (not just for law---ND alumni are rabid, and when they're on your team, it's a huge plus). very much worth considering even for the Indiana- and Catholicism-phobic
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
14:53
idk much about their dean but he seems like a decent dude, very "Jesus was a liberal" vibes (although I could be wrong, don't quote me)
starfishies
14:53
the last minute lse thing really threw me off though
[] c0bra1
14:55
o perhaps i shouldve applied there
starfishies
14:56
considering double depositing ugh
What is that?
starfishies
14:57
wondering if i score higher on april lsat i can get my aid up at a school
starfishies
14:57
or if theyre just like no f you we know what you really are
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
14:58
I imagine it will depend a lot on whether they've already hit their goal median for this year without you? Just hazarding a guess
ClassyPleasantHeron
14:59
Notre Dame is probably being very careful about how many acceptances they send out. They were roasted a few years ago for how they handled a situation where they made too many offers.
starfishies
15:00
fair point
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
15:01
ND (along with Stanford, iirc) historically waits on As (I think to improve their yield --> to improve their ranking). There's a UMich 3L on Reddit doing amazing visualizations of this data
ClassyPleasantHeron
15:01
If you don't have an NDLS decision yet and can hang tight past their deposit deadline, I'd do so.
Send the Reddit
When is their deposit deadline?
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
15:01
Reddit is blocked on my work wifi lolol but I can circle back around with it later
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
15:02
Search the sub for "share of LSD users" or something and it should pop up tho
15:02
wtf where u work
ClassyPleasantHeron
15:02
ND's deposit deadline is April 15, according to Spivey's list. They likely will give different deadlines to later admits.
ClassyPleasantHeron
15:03
Yeah, LegitimateTwist's graphs are legendary. I hope they continue to do them after they graduate.
Is there anywhere that shows how many acceptances schools have given versus how many they have left
[] c0bra1
15:13
hasnt been updated since march tho
howard sent an email saying they are way behind on reveiwing apps
15:14
288 is crazy bro come on notre dame
15:23
us news law rankings come out in 6 days who's excited
starfishies
15:26
im hoping the schools that gave crap money tank tbh
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