#legal literacy

[sageuniversitybpl]

Why Internships are Crucial for Law Students - Boost Your Legal Skills

Are you a law student wondering how to make the most of your legal education? In this video, we dive into the importance of internships and why they are a game-changer for your career.

SAGE UNIVERSITY BHOPAL provides hands-on experience, allowing you to apply classroom knowledge to real-world legal issues. They also enhance your understanding of the law, sharpen your research and writing skills, and help you build a network of professionals in the legal field.

Whether you're aiming for a career in corporate law, public interest, or any other area, internships are essential to your growth and success as a future lawyer. Watch the full video to learn how to find the right internship and make the most out of your experience.

[kids-worldfun]

Empowering Young Drivers: The Value of Awareness Programs

Young drivers often hit the road with a mix of excitement and inexperience. Unfortunately, this cocktail, while intoxicating to their sense of freedom, carries inherent risks. That’s why it is important to empower this group through awareness programs. Such initiatives hold tremendous social value akin to giving young drivers the keys to not just a vehicle but to responsible adulthood. In this…

[fiercemillennial]

Oops! Did I Break the Law (Without Even Knowing It)?

Have you ever done something you later realized might have been illegal? Share your anonymous stories in the comments! We're diving into the world of unintentional law-breaking on the blog this week. Stay tuned for insights, resources, and open discussions! #unintentionallawbreaking #legalliteracy #fierceminds #mindsetmastery #fiercemillennial

Have you ever unintentionally broken the law? Have you ever absentmindedly borrowed a friend’s Netflix password, downloaded a free song from a questionable website, or crossed the street against the light (just because nobody was looking)? If so, you’re not alone. Unintentional law-breaking is surprisingly common, and the lines between harmless convenience and actual offense can be surprisingly…

[legallawusa]

Criminal Law Demystified: Your Gateway to Legal Understanding

Understanding the Foundations of Criminal Law Criminal law is a pillar of the legal system. It is a complex framework that governs offenses against society. Understanding the basics of criminal law is crucial. It’s important for anyone navigating the intricate web of legalities. Criminal law aims to maintain order and protect citizens. It means justice when people violate laws. Key Components…

[teamattorneylex]

Master Trainer Workshop on Legal Literacy and Legal Awareness by CEERA, NLSIU: Register Now!

One-Day Master Trainer Workshop on Legal Literacy and Legal Awareness in Nagpur by CEERA, NLSIU on March 24. About CEERA, NLSIU The Centre for Environmental Law Education, Research, and Advocacy (CEERA) established in 1997 is a premier centre that focuses on research and policy advocacy in the field of environmental law. About the Workshop CEERA, NLSIU, Bengaluru in association with…

[kiwisandpearls]

I’m putting these words on a high shelf until you guys can actually start applying these words to actual situations where it would be important to apply them to and not fictional content

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Text on box: the words “glorify, normalize, sexualize”

text pointing to kid: people who think the depiction of a certain dark topic without demonization equates to endorsement of that dark topic irl

[sunflowerdigs]

And on Reddit, we're back to claiming that if you don't provide monetary child support, you cannot claim to be a father figure...*eyeroll*

From now on, I'm just going to refer to Buck as a mother figure and let people fight me on that one because I'm curious to see whether the fact that he never lactated for Chris will count against him.

[maypersonne]

Fuck it scum villain is getting too popular I can't live with seeing people being wrong on the internet I'm allergic I'm fucking ready to gatekeep

[greaterspawnislands]

I was looking at twitter and people are saying “yeah we know it’s not canon cellbit but phil is your dad anyway ❤️” or just straight up ignoring him it’s so fucking joever

and there’s some that’s using the excuse of found family to make him their dad!! Like that’s not how found family works 😭😭😭

I swear to god if we go through a repeat of c!tommy I’ll start mauling people

IGNORING QSMPTWT ISN'T ENOUGH WE HAVE TO START KILLING.

[thatdeadaquarius]

Have i sent you a health check yet, if not.

GO DRINK WATER AND DON'T FORGET TO EAT YOUR MEALS YOU OVERGROWN SPERM CELL

or else ill come eat your toes in your sleep 👺

ADHAKLDLAHH THE ESCALATION 😭😭

I did vv good today actually - i remembered dinner w/o anyone else reminding me and it was a real meal >:)

Thank you for checking in !! :]

ALSO GOOD NEWS U GUYS !!

:D I FINALLY GOT AN ADHD DIAGNOSIS WOO HOO 🎉✨️🎆🎇

Fuck yes yall got no idea how long it took to get to this point, it was exhausting but worth it

Even tho its my last semester in cOlLaGe 🙄 i finally am in the process of getting accommodations ! :)

Anyway, that is to say its been a helleva week,

I also got to talk with a native spanish speaker over like a penpal zoom thing i had to do for my spanish class !

it was uh.. 💀 yeah.

But she was cool at least <3

Look out for some more posts bby i am working hard, working hard to please you /ref

(U kno that justin bieber meme? Yeah that)

Cheers,

🌒🌧🌊 💀Aquarius🌌♒️🌘

[feline-evil]

Clasping my hands together in prayer and wishing The GamersTM weren't also fans of what i'm a fan of

[cicadaland]

it's pretty cool to me how there can be multiple scripts of the same language and even the same letters. Like gothic script and cursive and print are all different variants of the same thing with slightly different rules and different connotations. It's like when there's a specific dialect for professional things and another dialect for talking to family and friends

[phosphophylight-of-my-life]

reading i married an anti-fan rn and the FL is genuinely so. naively self-centred. not in the sense that she's selfish, but she thinks she has more power than she actually does and never pauses to consider her employers' interests.

like. she desperately needs money and is in debt, and then she goes and pisses off one of her employer's most important clients? she gets fired because of this, and blasts it to ALL the news agencies she knows of? she's an aspiring reporter, so this means all her potential employers?? she's letting them know that she'll ruin a relationship with their clients and see nothing wrong with it. i know she was drunk at the start and was dealing with a bad break up, but still. way to ruin your own career. she even takes to the streets yelling about how evil the most popular super idol is, as if she isn't an entertainment reporter who surely know that rabid fans exist. was she trying to get beat up and bullied online? and she's doing all this with the aim of getting the client she pissed off to convince her company to reinstate her job. the same company where her former supervisor already hates her for causing so much trouble for throwing a shoe at the client. where she was already very unhappy at to begin with. that job? you want it back? you'll be stuck at your role or worse until the supervisor leaves the company. and yeah, spreading a smear campaign is sure to work against an extremely popular and wealthy individual who has already proven that he can get you fired. there's definitely no way he has lawyers who can make your life even worse than it already was.

as far as i can tell this story is going to take the 'fake contract marriage' route, and no wonder and good for her because there's no way she's going to get a conventional job after this, and even if she did she'll blow it up and angrily blame others for it afterwards

[wutheringheightsfilm]

literally almost forgot it will be june soon and therefore pride month. idk i want another one i don't like how much cishets and corporations have decided to hijack june . give me august or something

[cryolyst]

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[giannic]

It seems that no matter where you live in the world, someone will try to stifle your expressions & control your actions. So even if you have on a document that you have the right to protest, somebody's going to contest what is written on that document. Ask yourself why some people are against your right for an education, to be able to read & write? Some people do not want you to know your rights, or what are the meanings behind those rights, those laws. And knowing history is important to understand why we needed these rights.