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Simple English definitions for legal terms

enabling disclosure

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A quick definition of enabling disclosure:

Enabling disclosure: This means explaining or showing something in a way that helps others understand it better. It can be a written or spoken explanation, or even a picture or drawing. For example, a description of a new invention can help people understand how it works. In legal terms, it can also mean providing specific details or identification of something, like the items in an estate. In patents, it refers to the detailed explanation of how an invention works, so that others can use and build upon it.

A more thorough explanation:

Enabling disclosure refers to the act of providing a detailed and clear explanation or description of something. This can include characteristics, qualities, or specific identification of the subject.

  • A scientist writing a research paper must provide an enabling disclosure of their findings, including the methods used and the results obtained.
  • A company seeking a patent must provide an enabling disclosure of their invention, including how it works and how it can be made or used.
  • A witness in a court case must provide an enabling disclosure of what they saw or heard, including specific details and descriptions.

These examples illustrate how enabling disclosure is necessary in various fields to ensure clear communication and understanding of important information.

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ronniedoeslaw
14:10
@JupitersMoons: that’s good to know. I took a leap of faith in December to begin studying for the LSAT & I just made the cut off for priority applications. Probably the quickest but also most stressful 6 months of my life just with studying & also personal life issues
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
14:22
I took the Nov LSAT but similar here, intense 6ish months of studying+apps and within that time I've had a life emergency every couple of months, all on top of a v stressful FT job. It's a wild ride for sure
ronniedoeslaw
14:31
The one thing I keep reminding myself of is if it was easy, everyone would do it
these r good philosophies
I'm applying off the Jan LSAT
would i recommend it? no
is it working out so far? yes
14:52
wtf since when is unc ranked higher than BU
14:52
unc pisses me off!!!!
14:52
cus they wl me
14:54
USNWR rankings mean nothing
14:55
I was a Jan LSAT applicant and I r&r’d to get into a school I would be excited to attend
14:57
Generally I think applying later than Thanksgiving is doing yourself a disservice but if you have some compelling reason you need to go that year I get it
@esoterica: is, my job makes me suicidal, enough of a reason
14:58
I mean
14:58
It depends on ur goals
14:59
If u got into a school that will allow u to achieve ur goals and not saddle u with unfashionable debt and you feel good about it go for it
heyyyyyyyyyy Washington and Lee
15:00
I would kill myself if I had to live in Lexington but thats just me
15:00
It might be the second most boring part of the state
15:01
All these frat bros on linkedin going to uva law
15:02
What’s going on here folks
15:02
UVA is hella preppy, its why I didn’t apply for ugrad
@NemoPropheta: 3 years is nothing in the grand scheme of things. all-around excited for a tight-knit community and so far, they're the only law school that's treated me like a human being
Also 92% scholly offer? Say less
15:04
UVA has weird vibes and I don’t like that their why UVA prompt asks you to only answer if you have existing ties to the area/school
15:05
Like way to foster a diverse community you guys
15:06
Virginians are probably the most protective in group of any state
15:06
It’s bizarre! How are you a top law school acting like this
15:06
My great grandma always said she was a virginian first and an american second
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