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Roman law

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A quick definition of Roman law:

Roman law was the legal system used by the ancient Romans. It formed the basis of modern civil law. Civil law is a set of rules that govern how people interact with each other. Roman law was used by many people in Europe, Asia, and Africa for a long time. Even though it is not used today, it is important because it helped create the civil law we use now. Roman law is one of the most well-known and influential legal systems in history.

A more thorough explanation:

Roman law refers to the legal system of the ancient Romans, which forms the basis of modern civil law. It governed the social relations of many peoples in Europe, Asia, and Africa for some period between the earliest prehistoric times and 1453 A.D.

For example, the Roman law influenced the legal systems of many countries, including France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. The concept of "innocent until proven guilty" and the use of written contracts are some of the legal principles that originated from Roman law.

Today, no present-day community applies the rules of Roman law in their unmodified form. However, it is still an essential part of legal history and has influenced many modern legal systems.

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trees1234567
19:27
people submit additional LORs
trees1234567
19:27
depending on the school tho
trees1234567
19:28
as a general piece of advice - whatever you wrote about your job in any material - make sure you share that w them so they can co sign that and expand on it!
trees1234567
19:28
as a baseline
19:28
Yeah I was hoping to submit it to GULC to get off the WL. I’m assuming most of their medians are hit so they need diversity and experience etc
19:29
@Hellwoods2025: gotcha yeah they actually offered first to try and help they’re super supportive so I’m not worried they’ll hate me and use it to screw me over hahaha
19:30
@trees1234567: gotcha when I send my supervisor the list of things to talk about I’ll include the paragraph I wrote as a “job update” for my LOCI ty
trees1234567
19:31
ofc! i feel like as a baseline recommenders can cosign whatever cool stuff you say about yourself
trees1234567
19:31
like that is always helpful and then anything else they can do is above and beyond!
19:32
Tbh I downplayed myself and more mentioned as a team we did x y and z and all that cuz I didn’t wanna come off as arrogant and be like “all me” so them backing it up or expanding on how I specifically helped even more than the “here were my notable contributions to this team effort” should strengthen I think
trees1234567
19:33
yep
trees1234567
19:33
you laid the foundation that your team is doing well and now they can highlight your leadership/contributions!
19:34
I gotcha that makes sense to frame it that way ty
19:40
Hi loves
19:41
Who got vandy movement
BelligerentMagicalWarthog
19:51
^^^^
Obtainingdreams
20:03
Question: If you had a 177 3.96 would accept Northwestern for 90k (30 a year) off the waitlist
[] shereallysaidmeganslaw
20:06
umm yes
[] shereallysaidmeganslaw
20:07
its an incredible school, is there a reason why you're hesitant?
jb2029
20:11
WL? Lose my number
jb2029
20:11
lol
Obtainingdreams
20:25
the thought is i could reapply ED next year and get more they guarantee 40
Obtainingdreams
20:25
or get more at cornell they usually give 50 a year to people w my stats
Gotta think if you're willing to re write your essays though - most schools expect/want new material
that scholly at northwestern is nice if you get off the wl
jb2029
20:27
That does seem low for your stats
jb2029
20:30
unobtanium, when did you apply
Obtainingdreams
20:37
september
@jb2029: did you get into hls?
babybunny
22:13
Wittgenstein’s ladder
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