Don’t make the mistake of confusing colloquial language with legal text. They do need a law degree, or at least knowledge of the precedent that precisely define

Don’t make the mistake of confusing colloquial language with legal text. They do need a law degree, or at least knowledge of the precedent that precisely defined the term. Precisely defining them is half the battle. “Adverse or disproportionate impact” is a well litigated phrase. It has a specific meaning in law, which is not immediately obvious from a layman’s definition.