Pac
/ˈpæk/
Definitions
- (n.) Political Action Committee; an organization that collects and spends money to influence elections or legislation.
The PAC contributed significantly to the senator's campaign.
- (n.) A Packet, especially in data transmission contexts relevant to legal evidence or compliance.
The lawyer requested all PAC files for the digital audit.
Commentary
In legal contexts, PAC most commonly refers to Political Action Committee related to election law; context determines if other meanings, like 'packet' in digital evidence, apply.