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remedial enforcement

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A quick definition of remedial enforcement:

Remedial enforcement is a way to make sure that someone follows the rules. It's like a backup plan to make sure that if someone doesn't do what they're supposed to do, there will be consequences. It's like having a teacher or parent who can make sure everyone is doing what they're supposed to do.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Remedial enforcement is a legal term that refers to the secondary right under the primary right. A right is something that is proper under law, morality, or ethics. It is a legally enforceable claim that another will do or will not do a given act. Remedial enforcement is the process of enforcing a right through legal means.

Example: If a person has a right to receive payment for services rendered, but the other party refuses to pay, the person can initiate legal proceedings to enforce their right to payment. This is an example of remedial enforcement.

Remedial enforcement is important because it allows individuals to protect their rights and seek justice through the legal system. Without remedial enforcement, individuals may be unable to enforce their rights and may be left without recourse if their rights are violated.

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19:11
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llama
20:44
idk if you look at paths to cong/house a JD is 90% of them. Politics is history and legislation, two huge concepts of the legal ed.
@ChowieBean: they're coping so hard, colubia puts you in a great spot to get PI work
nobody sees a columbia JD and goes gosh darn it i wish they werent a columbia grad
21:13
that’s not really what they seem to mean though. it’s more like they feel that the community isn’t especially supportive of PI
21:15
but columbia has a really great LRAP and good reputation so I think while it might be harder to develop connections with your profs or get connected to resources through the office you will probably be fine and not significantly disadvantaged by attending there
llama
21:30
perception =reality. CLS has the 1 of the highest BL placements at the top firms, so naturally, t10 firm material goes there. Redditor is a 1L, and likely is experiencing some culture shock (as do most), is likely in a new city (a big one), and the LS environment is historically less than collaborative.
21:38
columbia students are interested in big law. in other news, fork found in kitchen
llama
21:40
im just saying the environment makes most feel out of place paired with the other factors, it is likely hard to feel like anyone fits in. we all know about the imposture syndrome that many face, regardless of career goals
texaslawhopefully
21:45
I would still apply chowie. Bunny is right, Columbia does have one of the best LRAP programs in the t14. https://7sage.com/admissions/lesson/lrap-programs/
Dkk
22:23
I like big law and I like Columbia! Go Columbia!
22:28
berk lrap is so good
Are financial aid info session emails a good sign before a decision?
probably means nothing but I hope
22:35
means nothing
thought so
llama
22:49
it can be very tempting to try to make sense of occurrences, but many are by chance/ email list, and decisions are often rendered at will/ random waves. Stress can be high, but do not forget while the law schools are professionals, they too deal with stress/chaos.
llama
22:50
and the whole process is dragged out, strenuous, and outright slow. Keep strong!
Dkk
6:22
That's fucking crazy
Dkk
6:22
Tried to blow up Trump Hotel
8:34
yea yesterday was a crazy day
8:35
mass shooting in queens last night too
8:36
accelerationism or something
8:36
my new boss starts today
8:36
pls be chill
8:38
shoutout glove’s new boss
triplethread
9:42
good morning
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