Character & Fitness question -- Minor in possession Forum
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Character & Fitness question -- Minor in possession
If I was charged with this and successfully completed a diversion program, do I need to list it? Thanks.
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Re: Character & Fitness question -- Minor in possession
Based on the wording of your C&F it should be painfully clear if you need to. Some prompts specifically say anything as a minor or anything under a diversion program.
Perhaps you should post the prompt from your specific school.
Perhaps you should post the prompt from your specific school.
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Re: Character & Fitness question -- Minor in possession
-sublime wrote:... of alcohol, right?
Yes you need to disclose, no it won't matter.
Source: I am a 1L with a possesion of alcohol by a minor arrest.
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Re: Character & Fitness question -- Minor in possession
If you want to goto law school ---> disclose
If you do not want to goto law school---> do not disclose
disclose---> you want to goto law school
do not disclose---> you do not want to goto law school
If you're as invested in the LSAT as I am, then you are thinking in terms of propositional logic. The benefit of this, of course, is that it clears up any question that may have gone unaddressed in previous posters' reply.
If you do not want to goto law school---> do not disclose
If you're as invested in the LSAT as I am, then you are thinking in terms of propositional logic. The benefit of this, of course, is that it clears up any question that may have gone unaddressed in previous posters' reply.
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Re: Character & Fitness question -- Minor in possession
Biconditionals brah.manillabay wrote:If you want to goto law school ---> disclose
If you do not want to goto law school---> do not disclose
disclose--->you want to goto law school
do not disclose--->you do not want to goto law school
If you're as invested in the LSAT as I am, then you are thinking in terms of propositional logic. The benefit of this, of course, is that it clears up any question that may have gone unaddressed in previous posters' reply.
If you want to go to law school <--> Disclose
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