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go to law
verb as in litigate
Strongest match
Example Sentences
I think the connective thread through all of them — whether you had the good sense not to go to law school or whether you're an attorney — is rejecting the idea that the Supreme Court is the sole arbiter of what's constitutional and what's not.
He decided to go to law school instead, but by then, signs for his campaign had already been printed.
Ted would rather be a mechanic than go to law school.
“And people don’t trust that they can go to law enforcement if they think that law enforcement is engaging in unconstitutional policing.”
“You don’t solve crimes unless you have communities that trust that they can go to law enforcement,” said Kwame Raoul, attorney general of Illinois.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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