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Careers in Law
Attorneys do many different things. The challenge for you, as a student, is learning the different things they do and assessing how your skill sets line up with possible practice areas. Keep in mind; the debt load for law school could be very high so you should be sure it is the correct move for you. You do not need to know a practice area of law to start law school but the more you have thought about your interests and created opportunities for yourself in the work place that assist you in learning about different practice areas, the richer you will be in setting a professional path for yourself.
Lawyers and Their Skills
There are important skills and values, and significant bodies of knowledge that you can acquire prior to law school and that will provide a sound foundation for a legal education. These include ...
Lawyer's Role In Society
Carved in stone above the columned entrance to the U.S. Supreme Court is the phrase, "Equal Justice Under Law". Assuring justice through the rule of law is the work of the country's nearly one million lawyers.
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