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steady course

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A quick definition of steady course:

Steady course: A ship's direction that is easy to figure out because it is either going straight or its future positions can be easily predicted based on its current movements.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Steady course is a term used in maritime law to describe a ship's path that is easily determined. This can be because the ship is traveling in a straight line or because its future positions can be easily plotted based on its current movements.

Example: A ship traveling in a straight line from point A to point B is said to be on a steady course. Another example would be a ship that is following a predetermined route with specific waypoints that can be easily plotted on a map.

These examples illustrate the concept of a steady course because in both cases, the ship's path is easily determined and can be predicted with a high degree of accuracy. This is important in maritime law because it allows other ships to avoid collisions and helps ensure the safety of everyone on board.

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JuicyApple

19:27

Ahh lmfao I couldn't remember the 2 chainz song correctly

JuicyApple

19:27

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JuicyApple

19:27

Why the fuck did I think Christmas

JuicyApple

19:28

Somebody said they saw you The person you were Fuuuuuckking wasn't me And I would never ask you I just kept it to myself

JuicyApple

19:28

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Arianq4

20:21

hi ;-;

JuicyApple

20:21

Hello there

crabapple

20:35

deferred acceptance off the waitlist only works at yale

llama

20:39

@crabapple: Is that so?

Arianq4

20:47

any advice on what i should do for my summers? not a lot of legal-related internships near me.

Arianq4

20:50

-- as an undergrad

crabapple

20:51

@llama: There was one guy who did it successfully last year, I'll see if I can find the post for you. Absolutely not a normal practice though -- nor should it be!

crabapple

20:52

Imagine if you were trying to apply to law school and half the seats were already taken by schmucks from last year's waitlist

llama

20:52

@crabapple: I would LOL. Real shyster move tho, you rite.

llama

20:53

@Arianq4: 1. Move. 2. Pursue other, non legal work, then take a year after UG to work if u wish

llama

20:54

A shyster: is a person who is dishonest or unethical, especially in the practice of law. The term is often used as a derogatory term for lawyers. pinnacle word choice imo.

SaddestPortlander

21:22

@crabapple: mich puts it out as an option and said in a waitlist session this year that they want to take more people than normal this way due to app volume

SaddestPortlander

21:23

it makes sense for me because I got a new opportunity for a year and figured it wouldn't hurt to ask

HeadyInvincibleRabbit

22:14

was there a vandy wave today? seems like a small one

crabapple

22:26

Oh okay my bad I have never been waitlisted at umich so I wouldn’t know how they do that splish

ReadyThinWerewolf

23:02

hey guys

ReadyThinWerewolf

23:03

do you think a low gpa automatically disqualifies you

ReadyThinWerewolf

23:03

from good law schools

tonkatruck

23:36

no

omelette

0:08

define "good law school:

omelette

0:09

there are plenty of "good" regional non-T14 law schools by employment standards. but i assume u mean T14 or T20

JuicyApple

0:46

@ReadyThinWerewolf: Yeah, I mean you got like Berk this year that hasn't dipped under 3.6. Some are like that.

JuicyApple

0:46

nm they dipped under for like idk 10 fucking people.

JuicyApple

0:46

Yeah, if you dont have at least a 3.7 it means you fucked around and didn't try hard in undergrad.

JuicyApple

0:48

Here we will do Yale. 3 people got in lower than a 3.75. So yeah, some schools are practically unreachable without some insane soft if you don't have a good gpa.

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