final adventures in lawfulness.

[miarr]

Tomorrow is my Big, Scary and Final Law Bagrut, which will mark the culmination of three years of studying. It means I've been cramming like a bookworm all day. (Sadly, it also means that I've been horribly neglecting my flist and not logging on chat. Sorry! ;_;)

From the ever-wonderful treasure trove of Law questions, I bring you:
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Comments

[lukadron]

Sinful could be ANYTHING.
From eating unkosher meat to having a public orgy to... yeah. So, uh?

[miarr]

Eating unkosher meat isn't a sin per se, I'd qualify it as more of a... transgression? Religion prohibitions are problematic to translate.

The question does sound better in Hebrew though, where it's עבירה שהיא חטא (avera she'hi het), literally "a crime that is a sin". It's a legal term, but it's also very, uh, suggestive. Basically the only thing more blatant than that is עבירה שהיא תועבה (avera she'hi toeyva, "a crime that is an abomination"). Which: LOL.

[salty_catfish]

I had no idea that sin had a place in (profane) legal terminology.
Uhm, A?

[rougewinter]

Wah~? Sinful? e__e Also, station facilities? Like what? A hose to wash them down?

Good luck with your scary final BB! I am undergoing a similar phase atm so I know how you feel. So, ah, see you in... 3 weeks? We have some serious catching up to do. ♥

[loneraven]

Oh hey, you're a lawyer too! We should start a support group.

[skzbrust]

Best of luck! Thinking of you.