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Simple English definitions for legal terms

office

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A quick definition of office:

Office: A job or position that someone is given by the government to do important work for the public, like being an attorney general.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: A position of duty, trust, or authority, especially one given by a government for a public purpose. For example, the office of the attorney general is a position of authority in the government.

Examples:

  • The President of the United States holds the highest office in the country.
  • Teachers hold the office of educating and guiding students.
  • Police officers hold the office of protecting and serving their community.

These examples illustrate how an office is a position of authority or responsibility given to someone to carry out a specific task or duty. The President, teachers, and police officers all have different offices, but they are all positions of trust and authority that come with specific responsibilities and duties.

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babycakes
10:01
I kinda think no one has stats that guarantee them any specific t14 bc it’s all so subjective
babycakes
10:03
My new top choice is a school that fw me heavy
My cycle is ass, I applied with a 168 and 3.93 GPA and got waitlisted by my own school
Who I am above the 75 percentile of btw
I still have other schools waiting but damm
thats actually wild
I was hoping I would do better but it's terrible
when did you apply
I applied in February but that's when I had my score
I had no choice really
babycakes
10:06
Yeah I’m afraid that’s ur issue
It kind of sucks, why even make the deadline in february if you're not going to accept anybody unless they applied prior to december
if you reapply youd be set , but i understand you might be agains that. I was facing that reality until recently
schools repeat ad nauseum that applying earlier is better
but financially it would save you thousands
might be worth it
i took the lsat in october 2023 but didn't apply until a year later bc that's when i had my stuff together
I'm still waiting on a lot of places but it's looking like I'm going to have no choice but that
and retaking the LSAT too
Mostlylegal
10:08
bro is getting a check from law school admins to try and encourage entry
10:10
someone will accept u this cycle hcarralero
10:10
but i agree that you'd receive a lot more money if you apply next cycle
10:11
i could see it being tough tho putting it off after all the work put into it
@hcarralero2005: I applied in December with an 168 and 3.79 and got waitlisted by my own undergrad school too it sucks. I got waitlisted by 4 schools and still haven't heard back from three other schools at all. I've only been accepted by my safety schools so far it's discouraging
ms baby cakes have you heard about the ig influencer that's in our class?
babycakes
10:16
yes I am very aware
there was a reddit post about how she's going to bring down the quality of our class and how women at our school are gonna get treated worse bc of her... i crashed out, like just let her live
babycakes
10:16
yeah I think that is so evil
the white knighting was crazy work
babycakes
10:17
she is not responsible for the way men act
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