A lawyer is a person who fights for their client's case. A lawyer give advice to there clinent so thay can try to win the case over the other person. The client is a person who is trying to get their way in court. Lawyers provide help for their client in court. Lawyers are also called attorneys.All certified lawyers have to go to law school for an extra amount of time to help them understand the laws better. [1]
A certified lawyer is allowed to practice law legally.[2]
A lawyer's job is to represent their clients in court. The lawer is either defending our prosecuting for there client. A lawers ability to practice law legally can be taken away. [3] Many people think that lawyers are very secretive and sly for this reasonthere is lots of distrust between some lawyers.
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It is very hard to become a top notch lawyer. It takes years of practice to get to the top. Besides four years of college to get your degree, you have to go to law school for an additional four years. You have to protect your client from losing in court plus get the other person to admit to their mistakes. You also have to be very good at lying because your client is not always going to be innocent.
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A lawyer is someone who has to support his client in court. He has to try and defend his client or help his client in trying to prosecute his opposition. There jod is not easy. If you thought that a lawyer could just say '' my client is not guilty then your wrong. A lot of times the client they're with is guilty. They have to be skilled liers in that case. If they can't lie they'll get eaten alive when there client should be guilty. They have to be just as good at lying as they are at telling the truth. Refrence:
[1]Law. 2007. Britannica Online School Edition. 15 November 2007 <http://school.eb.com/all/comptons/article-202021>.
[2] Lawyer. Google. 15 November 2007
< http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&defl=en&q=define:lawyer&sa=X&oi=glossary_definition&ct=title>.
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A lawyer is a person who fights for their client's case. A lawyer give advice to there clinent so thay can try to win the case over the other person. The client is a person who is trying to get their way in court. Lawyers provide help for their client in court. Lawyers are also called attorneys.All certified lawyers have to go to law school for an extra amount of time to help them understand the laws better. [1]
A certified lawyer is allowed to practice law legally.[2]
A lawyer's job is to represent their clients in court. The lawer is either defending our prosecuting for there client. A lawers ability to practice law legally can be taken away. [3] Many people think that lawyers are very secretive and sly for this reasonthere is lots of distrust between some lawyers.
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It is very hard to become a top notch lawyer. It takes years of practice to get to the top. Besides four years of college to get your degree, you have to go to law school for an additional four years. You have to protect your client from losing in court plus get the other person to admit to their mistakes. You also have to be very good at lying because your client is not always going to be innocent.
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A lawyer is someone who has to support his client in court. He has to try and defend his client or help his client in trying to prosecute his opposition. There jod is not easy. If you thought that a lawyer could just say '' my client is not guilty then your wrong. A lot of times the client they're with is guilty. They have to be skilled liers in that case. If they can't lie they'll get eaten alive when there client should be guilty. They have to be just as good at lying as they are at telling the truth.
Refrence:
[1] Law. 2007. Britannica Online School Edition. 15 November 2007 <http://school.eb.com/all/comptons/article-202021>.
[2] Lawyer. Google. 15 November 2007
< http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&defl=en&q=define:lawyer&sa=X&oi=glossary_definition&ct=title>.
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