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A quick definition of representation:

Representation: Representation refers to the act of standing in for someone or something else. It can also refer to the right of someone to inherit property or assets from a deceased relative. For example, if a person dies and leaves behind a will, their children may have the right of representation to inherit their share of the estate if one of their siblings has already passed away.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Representation refers to the act of standing in for someone or something, or the right to do so.

Example 1: In a court case, a lawyer represents their client by speaking on their behalf and presenting evidence to support their case.

Example 2: The right of representation allows heirs of a deceased person to inherit their share of an estate if the original heir has also passed away.

These examples illustrate how representation can refer to both the act of standing in for someone or something, as well as the legal right to do so. In the first example, the lawyer is representing their client by acting as their spokesperson and advocate. In the second example, the right of representation allows for the inheritance of property or assets to pass down to the next generation if the original heir is no longer alive.

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thatsmyline
20:56
saying I got into "just gulc and cornell" is so crazy
20:57
if anyone here applied to georgetown when did you get an interview invite. I applied dec 4th and still dont have anything
20:59
Dk you make me chuckle
20:59
The second wave is for people who feel like they’re median?
texaslawhopefully
21:00
@bunnynoise: Hmm that’s also fair I guess. Thank you :) I think I’m just becoming more and more neurotic as I continue to miss waves
thatsmyline
21:00
also the hys or gap year mentality is so weird lmao. ur gonna pause ur career for a whole year depending on admission to 3 schools that are complete toss-ups?
texaslawhopefully
21:01
@thatsmyline: With my stats, most of the t14 would be a lock any other cycle. Ofc I’m grateful, but also a little disappointed
21:01
lmao pause ur career for a whole year. some of us have jobs
21:01
going to law school is pausing your career for three years! might as well be somewhere you’re happy with
texaslawhopefully
21:02
@thatsmyline: For appellate clerkships, it is not crazy. And it’s not pausing my career. I’m happy with my current job and would be fine doing it next year
thatsmyline
21:02
yeah totally but law school apps are a massive investment. i don't get why go through all of this just to re-do it over not getting into the top 3 schools that no one can feel confident with
thatsmyline
21:02
if ur t-14 or bust sure that's more understandable but hys or bust is insane to me
texaslawhopefully
21:03
If I’m going to spend hundreds of thousands dollars, I might as well try to go to my dream school, and for me at least the opportunity cost of waiting a year is worth it
21:03
I think it should be hyc. I don’t trust Stanford. sinister energy. home of Peter thiel
21:03
nothing good happens on the west coast
21:04
I also don’t like DC
21:05
But DC also has Peter Thiel vibes
you know how i feel about peter thiel bunny
21:05
🥵🥵🥵🥵
texaslawhopefully
21:05
Fair enough, I don’t like DC either
windyMagician
21:05
midwest supremacy
21:06
i can get behind that windy
texaslawhopefully
21:06
@KnowledgeableRitzyWasp: how do you feel about him?
@texaslawhopefully: 🥵🥵🥵🥵
21:06
he wants that man to do nasty things to him
windyMagician
21:06
he’s cute but he def gets Botox
21:06
sorry for defaming ur man waspy
i booked a hotel through booking.com and they gave me the wrong hotel l
i swear i didn’t pick the wrong one
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