There's no actual law against it, but he would certainly have brought his profession into disrepute and may be suspended from practicing by The Law Society as a punishment.
If the assault case was a serious one, he may be struck off from practicing permanently.
To practice law in England and Wales you must be either a barrister or a solicitor - for both your must be authorized by the respective governing body. For a solicitor this body is the Law Society and the Solicitors Regulation Authority - a solicitor must have a practising certificate and have in place proper indemnity insurance.A failure to practice law without fulfilling these requirements is a civil and often a criminal offence.
He was a practising Christian, and a member of the Church of England.
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In England and Wales - you need either a Bachelor Of Arts Law degree or a Bachelor Of Law Degree. There are additional qualifications following these degrees which are necessary to qualify and practise as a solicitor.
Queen Elizabeth II is a practising Christian, she is head of the Church of England, a protestant branch of the Christian faith.
To become a conveyancing solicitor, you typically need to obtain a law degree, complete a legal practice course, secure a training contract in a law firm that specializes in conveyancing, and pass the Solicitors Regulation Authority exams. After completing your training contract and gaining experience in conveyancing, you can qualify as a solicitor specializing in conveyancing.
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Protestant Christians Church of England.
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born in 1869 in Porbandar, Gujarat. he studied law in England and spent about 22 years in South Africa practising it
Andy Cole
It is essentially the same, although in Britain it generally gets separated into 'solicitor' and 'barrister'. -I have not seen this distinction in America or Canada.
Any religion that they want to practice. There is total religious freedom.