Conclusion strength is important! got it. Thanks Kev

lil' cute underrepresented hybrid strain

C made more sense here

@rubindertoor762 thats insane wow

This made more sense than the previous one did

@AlexiusFrazee-King agreed thats why I eliminated it

I dont get this one

@2396 lmao

:)

I hate to break my streak here damn

@VincentLaGuardiaG. yup definitely noticed that

I'd submit early and note that you're registered for the November LSAT. Most schools will hold your application for the new score anyway. With a 3.8 GPA, a meaningful LSAT increase could make a big difference, so if you're confident you'll improve, it's worth waiting for that score.

I remember when I scored 160+ for the first time, I was over the moon. The sky's the limit from now on! good luck & keep it up

@Makaveli678 LSAC would say it's a ''reasonable assumption'' that less police presence in theory could cause more accidents, people are not scared of getting caught, are driving more recklessly, etc.

How reasonable this really is, is up to an individual in my opinion, but, hey, who are we.

We don't make the exam rules we are just hoping for the best & choosing an answer that could work with the ''least of reasonable assumptions''.

The ''red herring'' here was brutal. Got me distracted

@Makaveli678 P.S. I hope I answered this ''asap'' lmao

@Makaveli678 B says less frequently. If you have less police patrolling, then you are arguably strengthening the argument

@skk07 people who say bring snacks annoy the hell out of me. like what snacks? yall are eating in the testing center lmao?

such bs

interesting so basically this is supporting the second statement and both support the overall conclusion

@lexxx74569 agreed A is tricky as hell

@SK130 if thats true that explains the apparent paradox

You were looking for an EXCEPT

but still got it right lmao

equivocation

insane question indeed

Gambler's logic :)))) P.S. is ''turned down'' and ''approved'' here the same? I am kinda confused, I was waiting for the answer to say approved at the end, not turned down