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new-matter rejection

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A quick definition of new-matter rejection:

New-Matter Rejection: When someone submits a document or application with new information that was not originally included, it may be rejected. This is called a new-matter rejection. It means that the new information cannot be added and the document or application must be resubmitted without the new information.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: New-matter rejection is when a patent application is rejected because it includes new information that was not included in the original application. This means that the new information is not allowed to be added to the patent application.

Example: If someone filed a patent application for a new type of car engine, but then later added information about a new type of fuel that had not been mentioned before, the patent office might reject the application because the new information was not part of the original application.

The example illustrates how new-matter rejection works. The patent office only allows information that was included in the original application to be considered for the patent. If new information is added later, it cannot be included in the patent application.

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180letmein
16:26
*well that's good
180letmein
16:26
I'm glad it's over for you!! :D Now you can go celebrate
atwatodbit
16:28
Thanks man! Hope you reach that point too. Remember law school will always be longer than the admissions process. Pretty soon you’ll never think about any of this stuff again - I just withdrew from the UVA WL and realized I had completely forgotten my LSAC number. Felt good
180letmein
16:29
Ahaha I'm gonna apply next year. Gonna get that LSAT score way up (hopefully)
180letmein
16:29
HAVE FUN IN LAW SCHOOL
180letmein
16:29
Can't wait for the day to forget my LSAC number too haha
yall im struggling rn n need opinions bc my boss made me reconsidered everything...i was pretty sure ab going to Stetson if UF or FSU didnt accept me, but he said i should go to FAMU instead bc its public and would have to take our wayyyyy less loans and i should go there even if its ranked low bc that wont matter.... but im looking at FAMU disclosures and read things on reddit ab the school n like no one has good things to say ab them LOL
180letmein
16:30
I would not go to FAMU it's ranked way too low
i thought so but now hes making me second guess things bc he said the school is decent n its worth it to b in less debt than going to stetson
180letmein
16:32
1. With your stats I wouldn't go to any school ranked under a 100. 2. With a ranking that low you run into the trouble of being fucked over I've heard so many horrible stories not that it has to be true for FAMU specifically
16:33
@raspberrydonut: how many times have u taken the LSAT
180letmein
16:33
3. Stetson is insanely strong regionally. It looks like you want to go to a Florida school I'm gonna assume you want to practice in Florida in the future (even if you don't Stetson would get you further)
180letmein
16:35
Some schools just aren't worth going to even with the cheaper price point imo. Plus the chances that you'll make more coming out of Stetson is probably stronger too as opposed to FAMU. Also that's one opinion about it being a good school. Some attorneys/professionals only look at price point which imo is a huge mistake.
@180letmein: thank u smmmmuch for ur help this makes me feel a lot better... UF waitlsited me n im still waiting on FSU but im not fdeeling too strong tbh ive seem ppl w better stats get waitlisted from these schools so it just feels impossible... like i feel like my stats r terrible considering how my decisions have been even tho ik theyre kinda decent LOL n for context i graduated w my bachelors in 2 yrs so that explains my lower gpa bc the first year was ROUGH lol
@Besmirchin: i took it twice, 1st try 162 2nd try was 165
16:36
do you think you have a 170 in you
16:37
i feel like you didn't choose the best schools to apply to this cycle
16:37
for your stats
atwatodbit
16:38
is that helpful advice to them
16:38
i'd try again next cycle
16:38
Hey guys, I am new to my law school journey so I've got a few questions. I scored 151 untimed a few months ago and I'm reading through the LSAT Loophole book for LR currently. I take in June but have not PT'd again yet because I'm a little worried it'll discourage me. Am I on good pace? I am not shooting for any crazy law school. Thanks!
honestly i do think i could if i dedicted more time to studying bc i wasnt rlly that good at studying until the month before i took it both times, i just wouldnt b able to do it now bc by the time scores r released itll b too late in the cycle
180letmein
16:39
@raspberrydonut: In 2 years is crazy. But Besmirchin has a point too if you think you got that 170 in you and you want UF take the year. That's what I'm doing. I think I feel the same way as you cause I got waitlisted at Mich and there ain't no way. My next best choice is Albany law which is giving me a full-ride. But it's where your heart is yk? If you wanna take the gamble for one more year I would. My GPA is slightly higher similar LSAT score tho. I'm willing to take another year with no guarantees for my dream. Don't know if that helps but our situations feel similar.
180letmein
16:40
I would say I also got a better hang on studying just a month before my exam as well. That's when I switched to a different method and it worked really well. So I think I'll try again.
@bigfatsloth: in what way?? i do feel as tho i kinda applied blindly, i avoided schools i knew i didnt wanna go to (mostly geographic tbh), so i would appreciate the insight on what schools i shouldve applied to. im first gen n rlly relied on my boss n my prelaw advisor (but her advice isnt consistent unfortunately)
16:41
id take it again, shoot for the 170, and apply next cycle. dedicate yourself more to it I think you could do it. the extra effort could pay off huge for your prospects
@atwatodbit: this made me giggle LOL
@Besmirchin: ur right ill definitely reconsider... i just dont wanna work for another year LOL i love being a paralegal n stuff but wanna b a lawyer so bad i feel antsy... is it too late to take one more LSAT and send the new scores to schools i applied to?
16:43
not sure, prob varies school to school
180letmein
16:44
Probably too late to retake and send it. But I would check UF's policy. Some schools let you give an updated LSAT score. Depends on what type of lawyer you want to be too. I know some people go straight in because if they take the year they
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