Definition: In law, a pre-lawfully is a legal concept that refers to a situation where one party has an advantage or privilege over another in terms of their position or authority. This might be due to personal knowledge, experience, or other factors that give them an unfair advantage over others. For example, imagine you're applying for a job at a company and your employer makes a decision based on your previous work history without giving you equal consideration. In this case, they are pre-lawfully because you have
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