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Simple English definitions for legal terms

incriminate

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A quick definition of incriminate:

Definition: When someone is accused of doing something wrong, like committing a crime, they may be incriminated. This means that there is evidence or reason to believe that they were involved in the wrongdoing.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: To incriminate is to suggest, charge, accuse, show, suggest, or admit involvement in a crime.

Examples:

  • A witness testified in court that they saw the defendant at the scene of the crime, which incriminated them.
  • The suspect's DNA was found at the crime scene, which incriminated them.
  • During the interrogation, the suspect incriminated themselves by admitting to the crime.

These examples illustrate how incrimination can occur through various means, such as witness testimony, physical evidence, or a confession. When someone is incriminated, it means that there is evidence or reason to believe that they were involved in a crime.

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Dkk
23:13
Oh yeah? Cus you have such a big smart brain?
Dkk
23:13
Hehehe yeah.
[] baddestbunny
23:14
No I mean because we’re applying to different scholarships lol I wasn’t being an asshole
Dkk
23:14
Lmfao, no no, I am not being argumentative. I mean that as a complement.
Dkk
23:15
Ahh yeah see uhh me speaking in post irony and getting in trouble again.
Dkk
23:15
Sorry about that.
I applied to RTK
I'm not sure how competitive their named scholarship programs are tho
since they have so goddamn many of them
Dkk
23:23
Ahh yeah good luck!
Dkk
23:24
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[] baddestbunny
23:25
I think RTK is like wildly competitive but no idea how they decide who is best suited for each program
[] baddestbunny
23:25
I have a personal opinion on which one I’m most closely aligned with but that’s just me
Yeah, that makes sense. It does look like an incredibly opportunity all-around.
I guess at least most schools have LRAP regardless of scholarships
[] baddestbunny
23:28
Did you say you wanted to do civil rights law? I feel like I remember that
Moreso civil liberties
Dkk
23:36
Why texas law with those stats? Could essentially go anywhere! @Texas
[] baddestbunny
23:48
Dk could I go anywhere
23:56
Hi ni to meet u all
Dkk
0:09
Yeah, essentially above 175 its how you write. Really above 170. @Bunny and i dont eant an economic argument of but what abot scholarships? I say take the debt. Debt max.
Dkk
0:10
@shah nice to mee you too!
@Dkk: I made the username before I got my LSAT score back lol and then Texas was my top choice. But, longterm I def want to come back to Texas.
I love the state for all its faults and I think I could do a lot of good here.
Dkk
0:13
That's a good thing to hear. One of the attorneys I worked for was a Harvard Grad but he went back to GA. Gotta support your home
Dkk
0:14
I really wanna come back to Nevada after I graduate from wherever but we will see.
Yeah, I def agree with that. I think there's a lot of appeal to the northeast and all (or even west coast), but the reality is there's so many other places that need good lawyers in public interest roles.
[] baddestbunny
0:23
I do think supporting your home is really important
[] baddestbunny
0:23
Giving back to any community you live in really. I like when a school has specific outreach programs to the community it’s situated in
Dkk
0:42
Indeed indeed!
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