CLAT 2020 Preparation Update:

1. As a preventive measure on COVID-19, LegalEdge Bhopal and Indore shall be starting it’s first Crash Course Batch (18th March) ONLINE as well as through OFFLINE.

2. Students who have already enrolled for the Crash Course batch at LE Bhopal and Indore (18th March) can alternatively opt for the CLAT Gold Online Crash Course.

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4. The top notch faculties from LE, including Harsh Gagrani Sir, Karan Mehta Sir, Five subject HODs, 8 more faculties shall be taking classes Online as well, which can be accessed by students at the comfort of their homes.

5. Note that students who enroll for the Online Crash Course, if they wish to join LE Bhopal’s or Indore's Offline Sessions, can do so from 25th March. Alternatively, students can also choose to complete their entire Crash Course online.

6. Note that currently, there are no changes in the Crash Course and Advanced batches starting 25th March and later!

7. We shall launch an explainer video tomorrow and the CLAT Gold Crash Course page on Monday!

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The correct answer is (a). If the public distrusts the media, believing that it might be prejudiced, but they use information dispersed by the media as fuel for that doubt, then it seems probable that the public would find it difficult to detect a wide-spread media bias. In other words, it would be difficult to find an objective standard against which to judge a media report. (A) is a rephrasing of that thinking.

LE Update: The ResidentiaLE Test 3 scheduled for tonight (RLE- 02) will go LIVE TODAY between 9:00pm-10:00pm. Stay tuned for more updates.

LE Update: The ResidentiaLE Test 3 scheduled for tonight (RLE- 02) is LIVE. You may attempt it on the same link.

Question of the Day (Critical Reasoning)
In a bureaucracy, all decisions are arrived at by a process that involves many people. There is no one person who has the authority to decide whether a project will process or not. As a consequence, in bureaucracies, risky projects are never undertaken.

The conclusion follows logically from the premises if which one of the following is assumed?

(a) All projects in a bureaucracy require risk.
(b) Decisive individuals choose not to work in a bureaucracy.
(c) An individual who has decision-making power will take risks.
(d) The only risky projects undertaken are those for which a single individual has decision-making power.

The correct answer is (d). You should be able to pre-phrase a pretty close answer. If no risky projects are decided upon in bureaucracies, and the bureaucratic decision making involves “many people,” then the author is likely assuming that decisions to undertake risky projects are only made by a single individual.

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Question of the Day (Critical Reasoning)
In a new program, automobile owners in some neighborhoods whose cars are not normally driven between 1 A.M. and 5 A.M. can display a special decal in the cars' windows and authorize police to stop the cars during those hours to check the drivers' licenses. The theft rate for cars bearing such decals is much lower than had been usual for cars in those neighborhoods.

If it is concluded from the statements above that automobile theft has been reduced by the program, which one of the following would it be most important to answer in evaluating that conclusion?

(a) Are owners who are cautious enough to join the program taking other special measures to protect their cars against theft?
(b) In how many neighborhoods is the police program operating?
(c) Are cars in neighborhoods that are actively participating in the program sometimes stolen during daylight hours?
(d) Will owners who have placed decals on their cars' windows but who find it necessary to drive between 1 A.M. and 5 A.M. be harassed by police?

The correct answer is (a). The question stem introduces a conclusion that could lead from this stimulus; that automobile theft has been reduced by the program. We’re asked for the choice that asks the question whose answer is most important in evaluating that conclusion—that is, whose answer is most likely to tell us whether or not the conclusion is justified. Since the conclusion in the stem is based on the fact that cars bearing the special decals have a lower theft rate than other cars, we can expect that the correct question will ask if there might not be another reason that these cars aren't being stolen, besides the allegedly successful program (there’s that “alternative explanation” concept popping up again). (A) does this by asking if the car owners that are likely to join the program owners take any other special precautions to prevent theft. If the answer to this question is yes, then perhaps the other measures, not the program, are keeping the number of thefts down, which would signify that the stem’s conclusion that the program has reduced thefts is unwarranted.