care and treatment= KAIRMT
fair statement= FAIRMT
child care= KHAIRK
degree of care= DREFK
health care= HAERK or HAIRK
ordinary care= OERK
primary-care= PRAIRK or PROIRK
primary-care physician= PRAIRKS or PROIRKS
reasonable care= RAERK
standard of care= STAERK or STOFK
we, the jury= WAOEJ
weight of the evidence= WAEFD
Complement is synonymous with the word, “complete.” This comparison makes the definition easy to remember because the “e” spelling of “complement” is similar to the spelling of “complete.” Complement is defined as “something that completes or makes perfect.”
Compliment is a noun that is “an expression of praise, commendation, or admiration.”
Machine Briefs:
complement= KPLEMT
compliment= KPLIMT
The word, “picayune” can be used as an adjective or a noun. As an adjective, it has the following meanings: “(1) Of little value of account; small; trifling. (2) Petty, carping, or prejudiced.”
As a noun, “picayune” means: “(1) A coin equal to half a Spanish real. (2) Any small coin, as a five-cent piece. (3) An insignificant person or thing.”
Machine Brief:
Option #1: picayune= PIK/YI/AOUN
I found some short videos, that are less than 60 seconds, that discuss the law. These are great practice videos to get legal terms to become automatic in your typing. Because they are quick blurbs, they can be repeated several times and help to reinforce some legal briefs and phrases.
This video explains what a tort is:
Here are some briefs from the video:
tort= TORT
wrongdoing= WROG
damage= DAJ
punishable= P-RBL
threatening= THRENG
perpetrator= PRERPT
compensation= KPENGS
emotional= MAOERBL
distress= SDRES
assault= SAULT
is a= SA
can be= K-B
in order= NORD
as a result= SRULT
Appellate is defined as “having the power to review the judgment of another tribunal.” An appellant is “one that appeals from a judicial decision or decree.”
Machine Briefs:
Option #1: appellate= AEPT
Option #2: appellate= A/PEL/AT
Option #3: appellate= A/PEL/A*T
Option #4: appellate= A/PEL/LAT
Option #1: appellant= LANT
Option #2: appellant= A/PEL/ANT
Option #3: appellant= A/PEL/A*NT
Option #4: appellant= A/PEL/LANT
