Law Students Answer Questions About Law School
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Date: 2020-08-13
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Tchibo
I like the ideea of asking law students about the faculty they are doing, but try to think that this is only the Anglo-saxon system of law. Make a video where latin law system is describes because it is sooo different than the anglo-saxon one. I am a law student myself and to be honest, I didn't understant much of this video just because I dont know the saxon syste.
And one more question, guys. The only path you can take from law school is a lawyer career and then, after being a lawyer you can be a judge or a prosecutor? I mean, in most europeean law, after you finish the faculty of law you can become a judeg, prosecutor, lawyer, a notary career and so many more, you just need to pass the entrance exam.
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I like the ideea of asking law students about the faculty they are doing, but try to think that this is only the Anglo-saxon system of law. Make a video where latin law system is describes because it is sooo different than the anglo-saxon one. I am a law student myself and to be honest, I didn't understant much of this video just because I dont know the saxon syste.
And one more question, guys. The only path you can take from law school is a lawyer career and then, after being a lawyer you can be a judge or a prosecutor? I mean, in most europeean law, after you finish the faculty of law you can become a judeg, prosecutor, lawyer, a notary career and so many more, you just need to pass the entrance exam.
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Joyce
I never really seriously considered law as my first career choice, it just happened by chance. I remember going in to a bookshop with both my parents and my younger brother who had decided to join Med school. and I caught a glance of a book on Human Rights on one of the shelves. I just turned to my parents and said, Well, wouldn't it be cool if I went to law school. that was 6/7 years ago. I graduated 3 years ago. I'm now waiting to be admitted to the bar. to anyone who wishes to join law school if you're going in for the money just look for another course before it's too late
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I never really seriously considered law as my first career choice, it just happened by chance. I remember going in to a bookshop with both my parents and my younger brother who had decided to join Med school. and I caught a glance of a book on Human Rights on one of the shelves. I just turned to my parents and said, Well, wouldn't it be cool if I went to law school. that was 6/7 years ago. I graduated 3 years ago. I'm now waiting to be admitted to the bar. to anyone who wishes to join law school if you're going in for the money just look for another course before it's too late
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bladerchick65
This video really opened my eyes to a lot of stuff. I have always wanted to so something with the law. I first started off getting a degree in criminal justice. Then tried to get into law enforcement, but due to health reasons I couldn't finish. So I changed my direction to the law side. I am currently in my last semester of school to get my paralegal degree and all my teachers told me not go to law school. But after watching this, I may try and go for it. Thank you for making this and thank you to the students for telling ur experience.
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This video really opened my eyes to a lot of stuff. I have always wanted to so something with the law. I first started off getting a degree in criminal justice. Then tried to get into law enforcement, but due to health reasons I couldn't finish. So I changed my direction to the law side. I am currently in my last semester of school to get my paralegal degree and all my teachers told me not go to law school. But after watching this, I may try and go for it. Thank you for making this and thank you to the students for telling ur experience.
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Adam
No they try to charge you for things that havent happened or for their crimes and Its way too risky its not even a real degree anymore I have one of those that bypasses her transcendental idealism. She wanted 80 percent. She becomes a joke, we use to look up to her so do I but I just wanted to. Expectations but I get my life back and we are trying to be non criminally responsible.
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No they try to charge you for things that havent happened or for their crimes and Its way too risky its not even a real degree anymore I have one of those that bypasses her transcendental idealism. She wanted 80 percent. She becomes a joke, we use to look up to her so do I but I just wanted to. Expectations but I get my life back and we are trying to be non criminally responsible.
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Zaid
An actual answer for the question abt the different sentencing is mainly to do with plea bargains. If you please guilty for a crime you get a lot less time than if u go to court saying that u r innocent and the jury decides u are guilty. If you are convicted guilty in trial, you get the maximum amount of time
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An actual answer for the question abt the different sentencing is mainly to do with plea bargains. If you please guilty for a crime you get a lot less time than if u go to court saying that u r innocent and the jury decides u are guilty. If you are convicted guilty in trial, you get the maximum amount of time
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Trace
Going to law school is like constantly drowning in a pool of your own tears but keeping your head right above to answer the questions from your lecturer so that u dont embarrass yourself in a class of 120+ persons. It's also having your class dropping from 180+ to 120 in a month
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Going to law school is like constantly drowning in a pool of your own tears but keeping your head right above to answer the questions from your lecturer so that u dont embarrass yourself in a class of 120+ persons. It's also having your class dropping from 180+ to 120 in a month
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asianamericanfocus
It's worth it if you graduate from a top 6 law school with no debt and being in the top 10% of your class. Otherwise, you're just rolling the dice. Please see my videos to learn how life as a J. D. is more likely to turn out.
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It's worth it if you graduate from a top 6 law school with no debt and being in the top 10% of your class. Otherwise, you're just rolling the dice. Please see my videos to learn how life as a J. D. is more likely to turn out.
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Adrian
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property
Im 15 and Ive been wanting to be a lawyer since I was 8. I want to attend law school at Columbia university for my post grad and Im really nervous from reading these comments
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Im 15 and Ive been wanting to be a lawyer since I was 8. I want to attend law school at Columbia university for my post grad and Im really nervous from reading these comments
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