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Information vs Informations

On April 15, 2012

So, you may have been writing a case digest for, say Criminal Law, when after writing a few sentences you review what you wrote and came across a line similar to this:

“…The fiscal then submitted three informations against the three accused…”

If you are using Microsoft Word, you may have seen the red underline …

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“Fill In” vs “Fill Out” vs “Fill Up”

On December 11, 2011

In this first article of Uber Digests Legal English category or “column” I’ll be discussing the difference between fill in, fill out, and fill up. This is relevant when it comes to legal forms and other legal documents that we may soon be handling. This is especially related to the question: “Should I fill out a form, …

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