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A quick definition of reus:

Term: REUS

Definition: Reus is a Latin term used in Roman and civil law. It refers to a defendant or a party involved in a lawsuit, whether as a plaintiff or defendant. It can also refer to a party involved in a contract or transaction, especially one who assumes a debt or obligation. In criminal law, reus refers to an accused or convicted person. The plural form of reus is rei, and the feminine form is rea, with the plural form being reae.

A more thorough explanation:

REUS

Reus is a Latin term used in Roman and civil law. It has several meanings:

  1. A defendant in a legal case.
  2. A party involved in a lawsuit, whether as a plaintiff or defendant.
  3. A party involved in a contract or transaction, especially one who assumes a debt or obligation.
  4. In Roman criminal law, an accused or convicted person.

The plural of reus is rei, and the feminine form is rea, with the plural form being reae.

  • John was the reus in the lawsuit filed by his former business partner.
  • The reus and actor in a legal case have different roles to play.
  • When you sign a loan agreement, you become a reus in the transaction.
  • In ancient Rome, the reus had the right to defend himself in court.

These examples illustrate how the term reus is used in different legal contexts. It can refer to a defendant in a lawsuit, a party to a contract, or an accused person in a criminal case. Understanding the meaning of reus is important for anyone studying law or working in the legal field.

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I saw that, and I saw you got the Georgetown interview invite yesterday too! Goodluck!
you too haha, i was super surprised to have received one so early not gonna lie
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Yeah I've heard the same ab the group interview
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