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Simple English definitions for legal terms

walker

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A quick definition of walker:

Walker: A person who used to check a specific area of land to make sure everything was okay. They were like forest inspectors.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: A walker is a person who inspects a specific area of land, usually a forest, to ensure that everything is in order.

Example: In medieval times, a walker was responsible for checking the forest for any illegal activities such as poaching or logging without permission.

Explanation: The example illustrates how a walker was responsible for inspecting a specific area of land, in this case, a forest, to ensure that everything was in order. The walker's duties included checking for any illegal activities such as poaching or logging without permission. This ensured that the forest was well-maintained and protected from any harm.

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Lisa murkowski took the bar 4 times and now he's a senator
*she. not the misgendering
is northwestern done?
GreyCeaselessMammoth
12:22
i met an attorney who did the no lawschool just took the bar (which you can do in some states) and she took it like 16 times
12:22
im still hungry grrrr
i didn't even know what they were doing
shaquilleoatmeal
12:22
u need protein trip lol
12:22
i do i do
12:22
tonight i will make some chicken i havent had protein all day
snow
12:22
@GreyCeaselessMammoth: these are the same people that would go on tik tok and say "how I became an attorney without law school: story time"
snow
12:23
and convince others to follow suit...
GreyCeaselessMammoth
12:23
HAHAHHAHA me when i spend as much as i would on law school on bar prep bc i have to take it 16 times to get a job that pays 52k a year
texaslawhopefully
12:23
Yeah far too many people go to law school when they shouldn’t
like me
texaslawhopefully
12:24
Windy you’re going to a t14 with scholarship money 😭😭
texaslawhopefully
12:24
Not the same thing. My aunt took out 150k in loans for a TTTT.
semenstocking
12:25
totally terrible troublesome time?
snow
12:25
when attorneys would tell me it didnt matter where i went as long as i got in. thats the worst advice ive ever gotten in my life
GreyCeaselessMammoth
12:25
yeah it's not like med school
chats going viral on reddit for all the wrong reasons
Trismegistus
12:25
need chicaggooooooo
semenstocking
12:26
the sheer amount of bad advice i have been given is wild. im told constantly wherever u go doesnt matter. whatever grades u get dont matter. im told ohhhh the best lawyer i ever met went to x barely accredited law school. where are the good advice givers cus they not here
shaquilleoatmeal
12:26
@LowstatVetParalegal69: wrong. chat is going viral for all the right reasons
GreyCeaselessMammoth
12:27
it's like saying bill gates dropped out of college, UR NOT BILL GATES!!!!!
texaslawhopefully
12:27
Well I think ranking matters, but not in the way r/lsa think it does. Like for most goals is the diff between 4 and 10 large, no. But the diff between like a T14 and a T100 is.
I mean how do you truly know its bad advice if you're not even in law school yet
atwatodbit
12:27
the good advice givers are hitting their billables lol
^
truee
semenstocking
12:28
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