if law school lasts 4 years, what does the frase "pre law " mean that is so often heard in movies?
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law school is only 3 years   pre law is 4 years for your under grade degree
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I believe what you are asking is about, the Statute of Limitations, and yes there is such a thing.  A basic answer as to what it is, is as follows:\n\n"A statute of limitations is a statute in a common law legal system setting forth the maximum period of time, after certain events, that legal proceedings based on those events may begin. In civil law systems, these provisions are usually part of the civil code or criminal code and are often known collectively as periods of prescription or prescriptive periods."\n\nBasicly, the period for which the Statute of Limitations is valid, varies from State to State and even Country to Country.  Depending on where you live you would need to find out the local laws.
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None.  I had a classmate in law school who was in her 50s.  She had been a kindergarten teacher for 20+ years before that. One of her former students was in the group of law students a year behind us!
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law ?\nif the movie & toon,check IMDB.com
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The professional law program takes three years and leads to the JD (Doctor of Law) degree. A bachelor's (4-year) degree is required for admission to the program. \n\nThe Master of Laws is an advanced law degree, abbreviated LL.M., which is taken after the JD has been earned. It focuses on a specialized area of law. One of the most popular LL.M. degrees in the United States is tax law. Other common programs include environmental law, human rights law, commercial law, intellectual property law and international law. The LL.M. course usually takes one year of full-time study.\n\nBottom line - it will take you 8 years in college - 4 at the bachelor's degree level, 3 in law school, and 1 in your specialty.\n\nIf you are successful in your first year of law school you will likely do well thereafter, but you will have to continue to maintain a high level of achievement.
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Undergraduate students do not yet have a four-year college degree (like a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science).\n\nGraduate students do. They're working on master's degrees, law or medical degrees, or doctorates, for example.\n\nStudents with a four year degree who are taking classes but not working towards a particular degree are called post-baccalaureate students
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There really isn't a specific "pre-law" program that law schools want you to complete before you apply for admission to law school.  They will accept students from just about any undergraduate major, depending on your grades, LSAT scores, and other variables.
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I think that is right.  So that means (at least in the US) 4 years of college, 4 years of medical scholl and 4 years of residency.  Sometimes these people can also do a fellowship after the residency for special fields (usually about 1 year).
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3 years of full time law school
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in order to be a judge or something of that position, as far as I know need to have a Juristic doctorate degree by first abtaining  a 4 year degree in pre-law and a masters of juristic or a juristic doctorate degree in a 3 year law course after 4 years in pre-law.
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This is a stupid question that doesn't make sense!  What does this mean: "At the end of four years, I will receive $10,000 for 10 years."\n\nWhat the heck do you mean?  I think you are asking questions just to get points.\n\nps- This is a hypothetical answer
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It useually ends with cement shoes.\n\nI believe what you need to do is Get your Bachelors Degree in Pre-Law, Apply to Law School Get accepted.  Go to law school.  Graduate from law school.  Take the State Bars (for which ever state you plan on practicing in) then pass the bars (apparently very tough to JFK Jr. 3 times to pass NY bars.)  Find a job and start working.\n\nGood Luck
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The LSAT score is good for 5 years.  \n\nGo to www.lsac.org  for more information about to LSAT and law school admission process
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after 4 year,\n\nlets say in 2010.
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4 years of college \n2 years business school \nprobably 100 thousand +\nat leats if you go to a good school, and i would never hire an advisor who didnt
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before you go to Law school, you need to get a bachelors degree at a college.  So get your bachelors degree in something like business or engineering, or even pre-law!!!
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Law School..its take 4 years i'm in classes for it now..Good luck!!