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A quick definition of in jure proprio:

Term: IN JURE PROPRIO

Definition: In jure proprio means that someone has a right to do something on their own. It is a Latin term that means "in one's own right." This means that a person has the legal authority to do something without needing permission from anyone else. For example, if someone owns a piece of property, they have the right to use it as they see fit, in jure proprio.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: In one's own right.

Example: The CEO of the company acted in jure proprio when making the decision to merge with another company.

Explanation: This means that the CEO made the decision based on their own authority and power, rather than being directed by someone else. They had the right to make the decision because of their position as CEO.

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NemoPropheta

10:31

i feel so unprepared even though ive done 5 PTs averaging 178

StraightPastoralElephant

10:45

Holy self reported data

bigfatsloth

10:46

i want a caesar salad

bigfatsloth

10:46

real soggy one

bigfatsloth

10:47

with beans on it and no croutons who's with me

eggan

10:48

just withdrew from all my WLs yall im officially committed

MrThickRopes

11:11

Uhh

MrThickRopes

11:11

Yeeaahhh

JupitersMoons

11:22

@bigfatsloth: beans?

ParallelAgreeableOrangutan

11:33

congrats eggan! where are you going?

ParallelAgreeableOrangutan

11:33

beans is crazy

LawOfAchilles

11:40

Thoughts on Indiana Maurer vs Iowa Law? Cost would be very similar for me

JupitersMoons

11:40

Well I was gonna tell you stuff about Iowa but you're already a resident so I think you are well in the know'

LawOfAchilles

11:42

Actually, I would love some Iowa/Iowa City tips! I am a resident, but I really live in Omaha. I moved across the river specifically for the in statue tuition a while back.

NemoPropheta

11:43

What kinda law you wanna do? Maurer has a great cyber program

LawOfAchilles

11:45

I'm really not sure. My background is corp procurement. I don't want to do family law, and I think I want to stay away from criminal.

NemoPropheta

11:46

I would probably do Indiana given your scholly amounts

NemoPropheta

11:49

Indiana has good fed gov placements if that’s your vibe

eggan

11:49

@ParallelAgreeableOrangutan: im going to fordham

JupitersMoons

11:49

@eggan: congrats!!!!

eggan

11:50

ty!! i got $$.5 so it was a no brainer

JupitersMoons

11:50

@LawOfAchilles: i think, if the CoA is similar, it depends maybe on where you want to practice? If you want to end up practicing in Omaha, maybe Iowa is better?

NemoPropheta

11:52

Whenever someone mentions Fordham I can only think of Whiplash

ParallelAgreeableOrangutan

11:52

nice, congrats!

JupitersMoons

11:52

@eggan: money talks!

ParallelAgreeableOrangutan

11:52

esp with the scholarship!!

LawOfAchilles

11:53

I don't really know where I want to end up practicing yet, but I've enjoyed living in the midwest so far. I think I might ultimately like to end up as in-house corporate for the work life balance.

ParallelAgreeableOrangutan

11:53

I lived in Bloomington for a long time, can't speak to the law school but can answer Qs about the city if you'd like

LawOfAchilles

11:56

@ParallelAgreeableOrangutan: How do you think it is to live in as a 20-something going to grad school? The comparison is Iowa city, so not an extremely high bar for liveliness. (No offense intended towards IC. I think it's a lovely place)

NosyBeagle

11:56

@NemoPropheta: taking it in august. feels like ill never be ready but f it we ball

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