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law of things

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A quick definition of law of things:

The law of things is the set of rules that govern how we interact with physical objects. It is based on the nature of things and how they can be used or owned. This law is also known as jus rerum, which means "the law that pertains to things."

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: The law that governs things and is determined by changes in the nature of things. It is also known as jus rerum, which means "the law that pertains to things."

Examples: The law of things applies to property rights, contracts, and other legal matters related to physical objects. For example, if a person owns a piece of land, the law of things determines their rights to use, sell, or transfer that land. Similarly, if two parties enter into a contract to buy or sell a car, the law of things governs the terms and conditions of that agreement.

The law of things is based on the idea that legal rights and obligations are tied to physical objects and their characteristics. As the nature of things changes, so too does the law that governs them. For example, advances in technology have led to new legal issues related to digital property and intellectual property rights.

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I saw someone got a full-ride in exchange for deferring. I didn't even know that was a thing? Has it happened to anyone else?
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@GatorNation: I don't know that school all that well. But it's ranked really low and usually rankings don't matter much if you're just trying to practice. But I'd be careful and look on reddit. Cause some of these schools can be highkey predatory.
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Like some schools have a conditional scholarship that they take away from you at the drop of a hat and no faculty support in 1L so a lot of people get fucked. I know someone who got screwed by Western New England. Not saying that it is just that I wouldn't think of making it my go-to without digging into it.
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check the 509 report, should show bar passage rate, employment data, and percent of students that retained their scholarship after 1L
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has anybody compiled the transfer median gpas for law schools anywhere
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instead of having to check each schools 509
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