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Law and Travel Glossary

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Law and Travel Glossary This Glossary contains words related to my field of study and my passion, more precisely, law and traveling. I have been studying Social Science for more than 3 sessions by now, and I am currently looking to register myself in a program in law at the University of Montreal. This glossary will help student to develop their vocabulary about law and travel. Arbitration noun The use of an arbitrator to settle a dispute. Example: Thomas Mountford, Warwick's retainer, acted as guarantor of an ARBITRATION by Gloucester and was given an annuity by him after his accession, while his kinsman John was one of the duke's chaplains. en: Arbitrage Your browser does not support the audio element. Criminal adjective Relating to, involving, or being a crime. Example: The emphasis on "crime" and the "CRIMINAL acts" of the rioters in the ...

About this blog

  On this blog, you’ll find interesting subjects related to my passions: traveling and criminal law. Here I’ll talk about my favorite locations, foods, activities, but also the things you should be aware of while traveling. It could be about dangerous places to go or illegal practices in the country. Anyone interested in travel or law should come check out my blog to learn new information or simply to plan their next trip. I am planning to do a screencast with images to make my blog more interesting and captivating.  In fact, I’ll verify my blog with tools like The Virtual Writing Tutor to ensure that my blog fits a high quality standard for my followers.

About me

 Hi, my name is Florence, I am 18 years old and right now I am studying at Ahuntsic College. I have been studying Social Sciences in the individual program for the last 3 semesters. Most of my classes are focused on psychology, but my goal is to go to Law School at the University of Montreal after my DEC and eventually become a lawyer. There is a lot of competition in my program, so I will have to work very hard. I would like to study criminal law because it's more challenging. I’ve had the chance to shadow a lawyer when I was in high school, and it was a really compelling learning experience. I was able to learn a lot about the profession and its challenges. That internship solidified my career choice.