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transfer hearing

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A quick definition of transfer hearing:

A transfer hearing is a type of court meeting where a judge decides if a case should be moved to a different court or jurisdiction. It's like a meeting where people talk about where a case should be heard. There are many different types of hearings, like ones where people give evidence or argue about the law. In a transfer hearing, the focus is on deciding if the case should be moved to a different place.

A more thorough explanation:

A transfer hearing is a legal proceeding where a judge decides whether a case should be moved from one court to another. This can happen for various reasons, such as if the case involves a juvenile who should be tried in a different court or if the case should be moved to a federal court instead of a state court.

For example, if a 16-year-old is accused of a crime, their case may start in juvenile court. However, if the crime is serious enough, the prosecution may request a transfer hearing to move the case to adult court.

Another example is if a case involves a federal law or constitutional issue, it may be transferred from a state court to a federal court.

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NosyBeagle
14:52
me too
Yeah I'm just being hyperbolic. I got the powerscore bibles, but really didn't find them helpful at all
NosyBeagle
14:53
i am boomer. i would request the lsat on paper if i wasn't so lazy tbh
NosyBeagle
14:53
i have the powerscore bibles too. they were really helpful for rc
NosyBeagle
14:53
kaplan is helping alot with lr for me
I don't like how it framed RC, like "oh keep in mind who is saying what, the topic, the audience" or whatever it was. There was an acronym for it.
Like idk man, just read it quickly but carefully, reread anything you don't understand, then navigate to relevant sections when a question talks about something you read
NosyBeagle
14:55
viewstamp is the acronym
NosyBeagle
14:55
i kinda modified it to just like taking notes on what im reading but its weird i end up not looking at my notes i think i take them just for memory sake
I tried taking notes/underlining when I was first starting to study but it definitely just slowed me down
NosyBeagle
14:58
yea i think it's good to read these books and then go yeah this aint it and diy study techniques for yourself
NosyBeagle
14:58
ok I gotta go I have some lr drills to do. nice talking to u <3
For sure, the books are an LSAT rite of passage in any case. And they only take a couple of days to do
you too!
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yeah I just reread relevant sections as I answer the questions
i did lsat trainer then 7sage
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I did 7sage cause its $1 with a cas waiver
AngryMiniCar
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7Sage $1 waiver was the goat
AngryMiniCar
15:18
I think I honestly just read way too slow to be able to reread sections as I answer :')
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i got no sympathy for international students tbh
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