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    Becoming a Lawyer

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    persuade/convince‚ I have chosen to research the career of a lawyer. I have always been intrigued by the audacity and wit that lawyers have naturally. I will explain the steps in order to be on the right path in order to become a lawyer. While attaining a degree in your undergraduate studies‚ you must select a major that will be of some assistance and relevance to your particular law career. For example‚ if you want to be a corporate lawyer‚ you should major in business or if you want to be a judge

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    Defense Lawyer

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    Personal details: name : age : qualification : firm : how long practicing law : approximately ho many cases handled : Questions: 1. what are the qualifications needed to become a defence lawyer. Know the Law  All criminal attorneys must know the criminal statutes in their jurisdictions. Criminal statutes set forth the elements of crimes‚ the rules regarding searches‚ seizures and arrests and the procedures that govern document filings and how the court disposes of cases. All

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    phone 08119105342 Course code and title MM5001‚ BUSINESS ETHICS AND LAW Course time and place JANUARY 2011‚ JAKARTA Lecturer SURNA DJ. TJ. Due date 10 FEBRUARY 2011 Program BLEMBA 11 Assignment number 1 Assignment title/topic/case SUMMARY OF WALL STREET MOVIE Assignment type (choose one) ( ( ) Midterm Exam ) Final Exam ( X ) Individual Assignment ( ( ) Group Assignment ) Other Further information (e.g. state if extension was granted and attach evidence of approval‚ revised submission

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    Ambition To Be a Lawyer

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    There are three reasons why being a lawyer is of importance to me. The first reason as to why this career is important to me is basically because the make tons of money and every one likes money I know I do and I know with a lawyer salary I wouldn’t have to worry about struggling to pay bills and affording stuff. In addition‚ I’m talkative and also sarcastic and I’m definitely not shy so that also suits me better for this career as because if you want to be a lawyer you must have the capacity to communicate

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    The Lincoln Lawyer

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    The Lincoln Lawyer is a 2011 movie directed by Brad Furman. The main Character in this movie‚ Mick Haller is played by Matthew McConaughey who plays a defense attorney. The part of Louis Roulet is played by Ryan Phillippe. Louis Roulet is a young wealthy realtor who murders prostitutes for his own sick pleasure. The role of Frank Levins‚ Mick Hallers best friend who is also a detective is played by William H. Macy. The role of Mick Hallers ex wife ‚ Maggie McPherson is played by Marisa Tomei.

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    Lawyer and Paralegals

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    paralegal performs is crucial to a lawyer. Looking at all the tasks that paralegals are responsible for doing‚ people will definitely realize that paralegals are important to the legal process‚ almost to the same degree of the work that the attorney is doing. Paralegals do almost everything that lawyers do‚ except give legal advice or present cases in court. Most of the work paralegals do is behind-the-scenes‚ which is why they rarely get the praise that the lawyer does. Job Description Paralegals

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    Future as a Lawyer

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    see this as a solution‚ rather than a problem as I grew older because she figured I could make a career out of being a lawyer. She would say things like‚ “You can argue your way out of a box”‚ and “You could have finished what I asked you to do if you didn’t waste so much time arguing.” This has impacted my life both educationally and personally‚ because I feel that becoming a lawyer is a realistic possibility for me. I can now take what my parents once thought of as a problem‚ and use it to my advantage

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    The street As times of misfortune subdue our lives‚ there will come a point when pivotal changes need to be made to overcome this omnipresent curse. Although careful considerations must be made for the best course(s) of action‚ especially if our actions are tied with the fates of others. In “The Street“‚ by Ann Petry‚ the protagonist Lutie Johnson raises her son Bub as a single mother in Harlem‚ New York‚ in the 1940’s. In such a time‚ surrounded by blatant racism‚ Lutie didn’t live a bright life;

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    communication 2 Giảng viên: Ms.Giang SUMMARY “TELEVISION AS TEACHER”- Neil Postman Nail Postman‚ who has written many books on the effects of aspects of popular culture on children‚ claimed that television program runs counter to the purpose of education. To illustrate his point‚ Nail Postman offer two example: Sesame Street and The Voyage of the Mimi. In 1969‚ Sesame Street was embraced by children‚ parents‚ and educators. To children‚ Sesame Street was believed to be “the most crafted environments

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    The story We Beat the Streets by Sharon M. Draper is the remarkable true story of how three kids from bad neighborhoods that were just full of drugs‚ gangs‚ violence‚ and crime and how they banded together to overcome these disadvantages to become doctors. They made a pact to do well in school‚ get good grades‚ go to college‚ and become successful doctors. They did this by always being there for one another and supporting each other whenever they needed it the most. Without the support of one another

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