Was it not the Buddha himself who urged us all to prepare for death by right action while living?
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We cover such terms in advanced alternative dispute resolution classes.
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It’s like a metaphor or something— authorial intent is overrated anyway
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With Stone, that might have been a proposition.
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Was quoting Ginsburg. Or Kavanaugh. I forget.
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It’s pretty clear that “taking” the dog here refers to receiving ownership rights to it as satisfaction for the legal judgment he’s threatening to pursue. In other words, a threat of legal process. Chuck has this right, and
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@ChuckRossDC did not say “legal jargon.” You said that he said “legal jargon.” Then blamed him for it. His reference to Stone’s inadvisable statement regarding Credico’s dog was within the context of a legal threat.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I believe the legal term is "mori parati verpa hirudo"
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There is a long legal tradition covering this, all the way back to ancient Rome even our entire legal system would be nothing without Catallus' landmark legal treatise "Pedicabo ego vos et irrumabo"
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