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restitutionary redress

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A quick definition of restitutionary redress:

Restitutionary redress is a type of compensation given to someone who has been harmed or injured. It involves paying the injured person the full value of what they have lost, which may be more than what the person who caused the harm gained. This type of compensation is different from other types of remedies, such as equitable relief or money damages. Restitutionary redress is a way to punish the offender by making them pay for the harm they caused and making the injured person whole again.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Restitutionary redress is a form of compensation paid to someone who has been wronged, in the amount of the benefit gained by the wrongdoer.

Example: If someone steals $100 from you, and then is caught and ordered to pay restitutionary redress, they would have to pay you back the $100 they stole. This is different from punitive damages, which are meant to punish the wrongdoer rather than compensate the victim.

This example illustrates how restitutionary redress is a way to make the victim whole again by returning to them what was taken or lost. It is a form of compensation that is based on the actual harm done, rather than a punishment for the wrongdoer.

restitutio in integrum | restitutione extracti ab ecclesia

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jackfrost11770

14:22

:(

ReminiscentZestyFish

14:23

Small ahh wave

GreyCeaselessMammoth

14:23

yeah the smallness of this wave makes me think there might be more to come? am i being crazy? only one wave a month it should be a tsunami rn

llama

14:24

@jackfrost11770: chillll it still early in the cycle, especially relative to this and last yearrrr

SplitterusClitterus

14:25

its also still early in the day

SplitterusClitterus

14:25

i think theres def more waves todayu

StillDoingMyBest

14:25

do y'all think the lsat is easier or harder without the logic games

[] starfishies

14:25

ppl prob need a few minutes to update their results

SplitterusClitterus

14:25

pee pee poo poo

SplitterusClitterus

14:26

if i get a decision today ill dye my hair

llama

14:26

dye it grey plz

SplitterusClitterus

14:26

or ppiece a new whole

SplitterusClitterus

14:26

i would look terrible with grey hair

jackfrost11770

14:27

I do think that vandy does hella small waves if not even individual decisions

jackfrost11770

14:27

Tex got WL randomly and he was like, the only one

jackfrost11770

14:27

On a Sunday

GreyCeaselessMammoth

14:27

jack that makes me feel better

ReminiscentZestyFish

14:27

Closed on Sunday

ReminiscentZestyFish

14:27

you my Chic Fil A

jackfrost11770

14:27

My hair is dyed silver

jackfrost11770

14:27

It's fading tho I'm getting it redyed next week

llama

14:27

silver hair is the future. u heard it here first folks

SplitterusClitterus

14:28

ive gone black, blonde tips, light brown, red, pruplish red, another shade of red before

lilypadfrog

14:28

@StillDoingMyBest: i think removal of logic games makes it easier to start at a baseline solid score, harder to get a high score

SplitterusClitterus

14:28

i wanna get a new color

SplitterusClitterus

14:28

silver and grey would just literally look awful on me but its hot on others

GreyCeaselessMammoth

14:28

logic games was my shit so it's definitely harder for me now

ReminiscentZestyFish

14:28

you my #1

jackfrost11770

14:28

I would love red streaks in it that would look drop but I work corporate and I'm already pushing it w my fashion choices lmfao

ReminiscentZestyFish

14:28

with the lemonade

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