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Who was the first female lawyer in Alabama?
Maud McLure Kelley (1887-1973) was Alabama's first woman lawyer. She was a lawyer's daughter and interested in the law from an early age. After reading the law for two years at her father's Birmingham law office, she became the second female law student at the University of Alabama. She graduated third in her calss in 1908. After the bar admissions statute was rewritten so that women could present credentials, Kelly was admitted to the Bar in October 1908 and opened a practice in Birmingham.
Pls suggest a ppt topic for ece student?
Lenz's Law is a good one.
Where do you find 'where this is good evil is always present' in the King James version?
Romans 7:21 - I find then a law, that, when I would do good, evil is present with me. (KJV)
When was Student Press Law Center created?
Student Press Law Center was created in 1974.
What is a person who studies the law?
a law student
If a teacher is talking about a student to the class while the student is not in the classroom is that breaking a law?
Not Breaking a Law, but...Teachers talking about a student to the class while the student is out is not breaking any laws, but unless the teacher is saying something brief and good about the student, it is definitely in very poor taste and judgment.
Is it the law that every student have a copy of a student policy?
no
When was Kyiv Student Journal of International Law created?
Kyiv Student Journal of International Law was created in 2005.
Necessity of learning business law as a student of bba?
Necessity of Learning Business Law as a Student of BBA
What is a one L?
Law school is a three year curriculum. A first year law student is a 'one L'. A second year law student is a 'two L', while a third year law student is a 'three L'. The L stands for Law.
Is a Chanel gift set a good present for a mother in law?
No, perfume is a very troublesome gift for a mother in law. If you get the wrong scent you may be in the doghouse.
What did Obama do in his college?
By all accounts, he was a very good student, and worked hard. He has admitted that he went through a rebellious period of time, as many students did, but in the end, his grades at Occidental and at Columbia were good enough to get into Harvard University for graduate school. In law school, he achieved the position of the editor of the Harvard Law Review, the first black student at Harvard Law School to ever attain this.
