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joint enterprise

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A quick definition of joint enterprise:

Joint enterprise: When two or more people work together to do something, it's called a joint enterprise. This can be for business or fun. In business, it means they all contribute something to achieve a common goal. But in law, joint enterprise means something different. It's when a group of people plan or do something illegal or harmful together. If one person does something wrong, everyone in the group can be held responsible.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Joint enterprise refers to an activity that involves two or more people who have a common interest, purpose, and level of control. In business law, joint enterprise is an informal relationship between two or more parties who contribute skills, knowledge, resources, or money to achieve a common goal. However, in criminal law and torts, joint enterprise refers to a criminal conspiracy or an instance of group negligence. In this context, each party may be held liable for the wrongdoings of the other participants.

Business Law: Two friends decide to start a small business together. They both contribute money and skills to the business and share the profits equally. This is an example of joint enterprise in business law.

Criminal Law: A group of people plan to rob a bank. They all have different roles in the robbery, such as the getaway driver, the lookout, and the person who actually robs the bank. If the robbery goes wrong and someone is injured or killed, all of the participants may be held liable for the crime under the doctrine of joint enterprise.

These examples illustrate how joint enterprise can be used in different contexts. In business law, joint enterprise is a positive thing that can help people achieve their goals. However, in criminal law, joint enterprise is a negative thing that can lead to serious consequences for all of the participants.

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this is for next cycle
everyone saying medians are gonna be crazy so idk what i should be aiming for. 3.9+ gpa if it matters
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you shouldn't apply to anywhere you wouldn't realistically go if it was your only offer
for sure, thank you a lot. Have fun at michigan that will be awesome!
NosyBeagle
17:13
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17:14
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17:14
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also don't pay much attention to the people on reddit. there's genuinely good advice but there's a ton of people who are just energy vampires (average reddit user)
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NosyBeagle
17:26
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NosyBeagle
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17:30
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i already became one in undergrad so ill fit right in
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