Law Practice
Jul. 10, 1999
Escaping the Law Is Almost Harder Than Getting In
^^The Rodent^^ The road to becoming a lawyer is long and hard. You have to go to college, take the LSAT, graduate from law school, pass the bar exam and, hardest of all, go through the State Bar's background check.
^^By The Rodent^^
The road to becoming a lawyer is long and hard. You have to go to college, take the LSAT, graduate from law school, pass the bar exam and, hardest of all, go through the State Bar's background check.
After all that's over and done with (except for the st...
The road to becoming a lawyer is long and hard. You have to go to college, take the LSAT, graduate from law school, pass the bar exam and, hardest of all, go through the State Bar's background check.
After all that's over and done with (except for the st...
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