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I think "either/or" always means "one or the other" and "could be both" unless"could not be both" is explicitly indicated
Hi I'm planning to take the April LSAT. I would love to join the discussion!
Hi! Although the supporters of criminal prosecution of individuals never explicitly mentioned anything about morality, they suggested that the costs should be absorbed by individuals rather than the public. I think you can understand "unjust" as "wrong" in this case. It is wrong for the public to have to pay the costs.
I had the same problem. These two articles have helped me figure our how to improve my score: https://magoosh.com/lsat/2017/ways-improve-logical-reasoning-score/. https://lawschooli.com/arent-getting-better-logical-reasoning/.
I personally think Powerscore LR Bible is really helpful, so I would recommend you to read through it after (or before) you finish the 7sage core curriculum.
I had the same issue! My estimated chances for some schools have been lower with the same numbers.