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Simple English definitions for legal terms

dictation

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A quick definition of dictation:

Dictation: Dictation is when someone speaks words and another person writes them down. The written words are called the dictation.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Dictation is the act of speaking words that are then written down by someone else. The written words are also called dictation.

Examples:

  • During the meeting, the boss gave dictation to his secretary, who wrote down everything he said.
  • The teacher asked the students to take dictation of the passage she read aloud.

The first example shows how dictation is used in a workplace setting. The boss speaks and the secretary writes down what he says. The second example shows how dictation is used in a classroom setting. The teacher reads a passage and the students write down what she says.

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I just dropped like $300 on legal writing books, so that's 100000000% fair.
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I already got what ones I could through the state law library/state bar and other online sources, ie LG.
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I'm going to PDF each of the books that way I'll forever have 'em.
Bryan Garner's books alone would be worth that pain of scanning and OCRing the PDF
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i did notice that a lot of the 1l professors have a no laptops in class policy
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you can rent a lot of textbooks
Renting is definitely a good idea for textbooks, definitely.
Until some professor has some niche bullshit on the list.
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