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Simple English definitions for legal terms

suspicious character

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A quick definition of suspicious character:

A suspicious character is someone who is believed to be a criminal and may be arrested or required to behave well.

A more thorough explanation:

A suspicious character is someone who is believed to be involved in criminal activity and is therefore viewed with suspicion by law enforcement officials. In some states, a person who is strongly suspected or known to be a habitual criminal may be arrested or required to give security for good behavior.

  • A man who is seen lurking around a neighborhood at night, peering into windows and trying to open doors, may be considered a suspicious character.
  • A woman who is known to have a history of theft and is caught shoplifting in a store may also be considered a suspicious character.

These examples illustrate how a person's behavior or past actions can lead to them being viewed as a suspicious character. Law enforcement officials may keep a closer eye on individuals who exhibit suspicious behavior or have a history of criminal activity.

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13:03
@JupitersMoons: take the eddiles bro
people keep telling me to take edibles but I am from such a scary red state. I'd be more comfortable sourcing an abortion here than marijuana lmao
13:04
@JupitersMoons: Are you high anxiety?
13:04
ive been dedicating anywhere from 1-3 hours a day i recently dipped in my scores and starting to get frustrate but I only have been seriously studying for like 4 weeks - it's hard to see myself growing from here into my goal aug/sept but when did you start seeing breakthrougs and serious growth?
@llama: criminally lmfao check my bio
@rgari: like c0bra said, don't gauge progress through pt score, gauge it through understanding
13:08
@rgari: Me: 147 - pts in 170+: progress is non linear and not exponential. The test tests you on many things, so if u learn z and y in one pt, the the next pt u take may lack those items, yet u still learned them. Also the curve scoring makes it so you must master almost all items
13:09
so progress can be very slow at the top of the bell curve, (152-162), stay disciplined, keep practicing and try to not beat urself up on the lack of day-day gains. (just like the gym)
13:09
progress is non-linear just keep taking practice tests and forget the rest
13:09
thanks! also what is generally considered applying early? I heard some say @halloween or before and others saying September
13:10
mid november or before
13:10
the earlier the better holding application quality constant
13:18
@pidragon: insane stats congrats dawg
@rgari I saw my biggest breakthroughs after plateauing, getting super frustrated, then taking a weeklong break.
I barely studied the week leading up to the LSAT and nabbed a 173. :) The breaks are super important to allow yourself to not only recoup from burnout, but to also process the all the information you've learned.
Exact same. Touched 0 LSAT materials before LSAT and literally jumped 5 pts higher than my previous PT on the test.
13:25
im obligated to be devils advocate and say i barely studied for one of my attempts and scored lower than my others
lol
Marathon not a sprint!
13:26
but i think im a special case when it comes to lsat so i dont have much advice to give in that area other than trying to focus on your reasoning and thinking
13:27
and reading stamina is important lol so you dont see drops between sections
Confidence is important, too. Second-guessing wastes time and usually ends up in selecting the wrong answer
13:29
^^1000%
13:29
all great inputs wow great advice chat, love 2 c it
yo NYU look at this chat and see how smart and helpful I am ~~ <3<3
13:31
^^^
13:31
it is simultaneously hot and cold in my room at the same time and idk what to make of that
13:32
have a propel, likely a hotflash
13:32
i think theres just poor air circulation so my desk is warm and the other side of my room is cold
13:32
u prob right tho
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