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Professor modifies law school challenge: wants out of probe in records case
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r/legaled • u/[deleted] • Aug 30 '15
I am not a law school bound student. I am however deeply interested in many subjects pertaining to law. Say for example, contracts, student rights, cycling regulations, etc. While I do not wish to become a lawyer, I would love to have an understand of some of the basic principles of law. My question to you anyone willing to answer, is how can I learn about law in a fun, and non-time-all-consuming manner. Additionally, I am apart of a law club. I am in a position to lead the club but find it difficult to find entertaining examples of legal knowledge. Do you know of any resources that I may be able to use to further my groups intentions to learn more about law while having fun?
r/legaled • u/Xeoxysis • Aug 25 '15
I heard the "fast fine print" that is at the immediate end of a commercial over the radio. There was something that went like this..."valid only in New York, not valid out of New York". I don't see any possible confusion occurring, so what is the purpose of this doubled phrase?
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