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criminative

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A quick definition of criminative:

Term: CRIMINATIVE

Definition: Criminative means accusing or incriminating someone. It is used to describe situations where someone is being blamed for something. It is the opposite of infirmative, which means to provide evidence that clears someone of blame.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition:
criminative (krim-ə-nay-tiv), adj. Of, relating to, or involving incrimination or accusation. Cf. in-firmative.
Example:
The prosecutor presented criminative evidence against the defendant in court, including witness testimonies and surveillance footage.
Explanation:
The term "criminative" refers to anything that involves incrimination or accusation. In the example given, the prosecutor presented evidence that would incriminate the defendant, such as witness testimonies and surveillance footage. This evidence is considered criminative because it is used to accuse the defendant of a crime.

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semenstocking
12:15
im being strong and not chewing on my monitor for sustinence
GreyCeaselessMammoth
12:15
re: rankings. does anyone have any insight into GW's ranking in the 40s? It seems like a well respected program and everyone is always talking about it. why doesn't it rank higher? is it because class size skews outcomes?
@GreyCeaselessMammoth: idk but Emory has a similar problem
GreyCeaselessMammoth
12:16
spivey has it group 7, making it a huge outlier with it's other group 7ers
GreyCeaselessMammoth
12:16
yeah i was surprised to see emorys ranking too
12:17
emory let me in let me in
lilypadfrog
12:17
GW went from t30 to 40 last year which was weird. not sure what caused that
semenstocking
12:17
@GreyCeaselessMammoth: they always used to be like 28ish, i think it got bumped down because of employment outcomes
GreyCeaselessMammoth
12:17
probably USNWR found out my cousin went there and had to penalize them for that
hot girl from my ex's job went to emory
I got her a copy of extremely loud and incredibly close for her bday
GreyCeaselessMammoth
12:18
he still hasn't passed the bar
snow
12:19
how many times?
snow
12:19
i have a buddy that is on his 4th time. i feel so bad and it kinda makes me nervous
texaslawhopefully
12:20
My aunt took the bar 9 times 😭
atwatodbit
12:20
Tulsa DO NOT email me with that subject line rn
lilypadfrog
12:20
9 times is crazy
semenstocking
12:20
i work at a mid sized insurance defense firm and the worst attorney was a recent GW grad. dude was like 340 pounds and got fired in a year and everyone thought he was weird asf
snow
12:20
whered she go to shool?? lmaooo
GreyCeaselessMammoth
12:20
stocking i work in insuarnce def too!!
texaslawhopefully
12:20
Thomas Jefferson school of law lmao
texaslawhopefully
12:20
The one lawyer in the family couldn’t even give me advice because she couldn’t get a legal job
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
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