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Simple English definitions for legal terms

public interest

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A quick definition of public interest:

Public interest refers to the well-being of the general public that deserves attention and safeguarding. It can also refer to something that affects the entire community and requires government regulation.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Public interest refers to the well-being and welfare of the general public that deserves recognition and protection. It is something that affects the public as a whole and justifies government regulation.

  • Environmental protection laws are in the public interest because they help to preserve natural resources and prevent pollution that can harm people's health.
  • Consumer protection laws are in the public interest because they ensure that products and services are safe and reliable for everyone to use.
  • Public health initiatives, such as vaccination programs, are in the public interest because they help to prevent the spread of diseases and protect the health of the entire community.

These examples illustrate how public interest is concerned with protecting the well-being of the general public. They show how government regulation can be used to ensure that everyone has access to safe and healthy environments, products, and services. By prioritizing public interest, governments can help to create a more equitable and just society for all.

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starfishies
12:07
and my kids actually liked me! cant imagine if they dont
babycat
12:07
the kids in elementary school were saying gyatt can you imagine
babycat
12:07
our poor children
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:07
The kids I help with are 11-18, its always interesting to see how they change (or dont)
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:10
But really I hold parents responsible, parents really determine 90% of what their child is like. Especially the younger children
12:13
rise and shine bitches
12:14
@jackfrost11770: the money is in extorting tutor payments from rich parents
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:14
@EvolBunny: we feelin a crash out today?
12:14
"oh no, little jonny may have his college options limited with a b in math, but for 200 per hour i promose i can get him an A (: "
snow
12:14
congrats on tech hopeful!
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:15
Thank you!! @snow
snow
12:15
we may be classmates lol
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:15
:()
12:15
even more cows to milk at high end private schools
snow
12:15
but its still really early in the cycle!
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:15
i wish there's emojis
snow
12:16
the staff at tech is reallyyy nice. have you had a chance to visit?
12:16
but you should do sales
12:16
fucking shit idiot brained 2 year BA diplomas in it
12:16
You can dance circles o nem
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:16
Tech unfortunately isn't gonna be high on my list of options, i got accepted into better schools for me sooooooo.
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:16
I've never been to Lubbock, im not even from Texas I just have family out there
snow
12:16
gotchu, negotiate the scholarships still!
WorthlessAttractiveZombie
12:17
yeah what's the etiquette on negotiating a scholarship for a school that you definitely are not going to attend?
12:17
It is interesting watching this chat run off outside t 20 people last year to now it seems majority is not about the t20
snow
12:17
dont tell them you're not going to attend, but tbh idk
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:18
Ya thats my goal with this, looking at some other mid west schools pretty seriously so I might do a tour of the midwest schools i get accepted into early next year
snow
12:18
i think something along the lines of " I would love to come to x school but x school is offering x amount which plays a role in my goals"
snow
12:18
thats a very rough draft tho
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:19
UC Law SF has a proper form to negotiate
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