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Black's Law Dictionary

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Oct 28, 2026

Bryan WoodyardGUEST
4:55
Why? And my question back was, has anyone looked into aggregation? And it wasn't a unique concept.
Bryan WoodyardGUEST
5:03
It was a little bit novel for people to be able to think about aggregation inside of fundraising because they were also thinking about Black's Law as dictionary definitions of things like pledges and that at that point.
Bryan WoodyardGUEST
5:12
There was a lot of legalities going on.
Bryan WoodyardGUEST
5:15
I said aggregation, as far as I'm concerned, that would be a misrepresentation out to everyone on the radio, on the phone, if they're calling in, if they're actually looking at your website, whatever it was.
Shannon NashGUEST
3:11
He didn't, he didn't, I remember those early days where they couldn't even afford a babysitter.
Shannon NashGUEST
3:16
So, Me as a little kid, I had to go to law school classes with him and I would sit in the hallway and his classmates, for me to be good, like in that, you know, running around the hallways, they gave me, back then there was this thing called Black's Law Dictionary.
Shannon NashGUEST
3:31
It's this huge dictionary and After each class, they would come out and they would say, Miss, you know, Miss Nutt, or sorry, my last name was King.
Shannon NashGUEST
3:40
Miss King, come in here.
Gavin MehlGUEST
38:01
So before I go back into the story, I want to share a little bit of information about the difference between money and currency.
Gavin MehlGUEST
38:08
If you go into Black's law definition, you could read about it in the fourth edition.
Gavin MehlGUEST
38:15
Now, the fourth edition is the Blacks that a lot of the judges use on the bench.
Gavin MehlGUEST
38:19
They'll be...
Gavin MehlGUEST
38:56
have all these fancy machine views.
Gavin MehlGUEST
39:00
yeah ultimately what it says is that currency is something that that trades in in general circulation like that's printed by the government but it's not but it's not necessarily gold and silver so currency is something that's it's it's a representation right of gold and silver and if you look at article 1 section 10 we still have that on the books and it says the only lawful lawful form of money is gold and silver we still have that so Currency is not gold and silver.
Gavin MehlGUEST
39:30
Now, if you go over to the definition of money in Black's Law, it says generally it's the transition of gold and silver.
Gavin MehlGUEST
39:36
Money.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:28
On this note, the term refusal carries a legal meaning that necessarily implies the existence of a prior demand to comply.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:35
As defined in Black's Law Dictionary, refusal is the denial or rejection of something offered or demanded.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:40
It is also defined as the declination of a request or demand, or the omission to comply with some requirement of law, as the result of a positive intention to disobey.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:49
30.
David MeltzerGUEST
1:30
And then this company, West Publishing, which had a monopoly.
David MeltzerGUEST
1:34
I know they don't like me saying that, but in 1992, West Publishing was the official reporter of all states, federal law, secondary, Black's Law Dictionary.
David MeltzerGUEST
1:44
And so, They offered me a sales job.
David MeltzerGUEST
1:45
I remember
Tim WestGUEST
63:48
i mean yeah that's It's like, I'm not a driver.
Tim WestGUEST
63:54
You know, if you look at Black's Law Dictionary, which is what they use, it's so sneaky.
Tim WestGUEST
63:59
They use normal words to talk, but actually, when it suits them, they're using the definitions from Black's Law Dictionary.
Tim WestGUEST
64:05
A driver is somebody who drives somebody about or delivers goods for somebody for payment.
Tim WestGUEST
64:13
I am not a driver, and all these laws apply to drivers.
DrazenGUEST
18:22
So that was a 1984 reform.
DrazenGUEST
18:24
And I cited the Black's Law Dictionary from 1979.
speaker_1PANELIST
18:28
So anything can be administered, but does that make it have an administrative purpose? Capital punishment protocols can be administered but I don't think the death penalty has an administrative purpose.
DrazenGUEST
18:47
Perhaps.
Geraldo VidigalGUEST
8:29
And the definition, as you see, is also marked by the kind of legal or conceptual uncertainty that a German or a French might frown upon.
Geraldo VidigalGUEST
8:45
So what are all remedies are, and this is all, but these are both Douglas Laycock, are the means by which, no, sorry, the first one is the Black's Law Dictionary.
Geraldo VidigalGUEST
8:56
So the means by which a right is enforced or the violation of a right is prevented, redressed, or compensated.
Geraldo VidigalGUEST
9:03
And this is, of course, remedies in general.
Geraldo VidigalGUEST
8:29
And the definition, as you see, is also marked by the kind of legal or conceptual uncertainty that a German or a French might frown upon.
Geraldo VidigalGUEST
8:45
So what are all remedies are, and this is all, but these are both Douglas Laycock, are the means by which, no, sorry, the first one is the Black's Law Dictionary.
Geraldo VidigalGUEST
8:56
So the means by which a right is enforced or the violation of a right is prevented, redressed, or compensated.
Geraldo VidigalGUEST
9:03
And this is, of course, remedies in general.
Joe PagsHOST
19:02
Standard dictionaries define lawyer in terms of the profession of advising c- uh, clients on legal rights, obligations, or constructing lawsuits... or conducting lawsuits, not merely holding a degree.
Joe PagsHOST
19:14
Merriam-Webster, "One whose profession is to conduct lawsuits for clients or to advise as to legal rights and obligations in the matter." Black's Law Dictionary has a long, has long treated lawyer as essentially synonymous with a licensed practitioner, attorney, counsel, et cetera, often emphasizing someone licensed to practice or whose business is giving legal advice or representing clients.
Joe PagsHOST
19:34
The American Bar Association states, "A lawyer, also called attorney, counsel, or counselor, is a licensed professional who advises and represents others in legal matters." Guys, gals, I love you like a brother and sister.
Joe PagsHOST
19:45
I want you to be right.

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