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work of the United States government

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A quick definition of work of the United States government:

Work of the United States government refers to tasks and projects done by people who work for the government. This can include physical and mental work to achieve a goal, such as building a road or creating a new law. It can also refer to things like books, music, and art created by government employees as part of their job. These works cannot be copyrighted, meaning they can be used and shared freely by anyone.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Work created by a U.S. government employee while performing official duties. Federal-government works cannot be copyrighted.

Example: A report on climate change created by a scientist working for the Environmental Protection Agency would be considered work of the United States government and could not be copyrighted.

Explanation: This definition explains that any work created by a U.S. government employee while performing official duties cannot be copyrighted. This includes reports, studies, and other materials created by government agencies and employees. The example illustrates how a report created by a government scientist would fall under this definition and could not be copyrighted.

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[] baddestbunny
12:25
what’s a good scholarship for you? what would make BC or Fordham worth it?
12:25
Hmmmm let me think
[] baddestbunny
12:25
fordham’s max aid they give is 45k per year
Bunny I can possibly get a 75%+ scholarship from villanova or temple, and I'd be moving back in with my parents if I went there so I'd have near-zero COL. It'd be really hard to beat that
I would prefer BC over Fordham just because I like boston more, but I'm expecting a WL there tbh
I would maybe consider BC with $ but I don't know how to decide if a better biglaw chance is worth the COL + higher tuition
12:50
How do I know if my status checkers are properly linked
12:59
@ChowieBean: right now, Michigan, but there are several that come close. How about you?
13:05
@Law01: I haven't gotten the status checkers to work at all. When I sent an email to the LSData folks the other week, they said they were working on fixing them
13:10
but I think "Last Checked" would change from "Never" to something else
13:30
@HowlEngineer: I'll get more specific once I get my LSAT score, but NYU, Berk, GTown, UCLA
13:30
Anywhere that's top for PI
14:54
What do people typically write in the 'Optional Statement' for Georgetown
15:25
Yale application is wayyy too much work
15:28
So many apps want 'post-college activities' time to get a fuckin job
15:55
hey guys what happens if we dont have any honors or achievements oof, just don't include a section for it on the resume?
[] baddestbunny
16:01
They make the Yale app a lot of work to filter out the people who don’t really want it like that
16:25
@ChowieBean: i made a silly video for my optional statement :3
letsseehowitgoesnow
16:43
@ChowieBean: I wrote a DS and top 10 list lol
[] baddestbunny
18:35
my cat is cooing like a little pigeon. does anyone have thoughts on this?
10/10 cute
3.79/148 chance me at Yale
18:56
guaranteed admission
I figured I hope I don’t get yield protected
19:08
Thank you guys
Nostradumbass
19:56
148
Nostradumbass
19:56
Is actually impressive
[] baddestbunny
20:02
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[] baddestbunny
20:11
actually nvm everyone has their own reasons not my place
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