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A new law student is commonly referred to as a "1L," which stands for "first-year law student." This designation is used in law schools to distinguish between students in their first year (1L), second year (2L), and third year (3L) of study. The term is part of the broader legal education culture and is often used in discussions about coursework, exams, and experiences unique to first-year students.
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What are you called when you study law?
A student
A set of laws made by the courts based on the customs and traditions of the people are called?
Common Law - Law in Society Student
What is a new idea for a new law or a change to an old law called?
Amendment.
Jonathan Dayton and what did he have to do with the founding fathers?
He was a law student from New Jersey that was one of New Jersey's representative's in the constitutional convention.
Is there a new law called twenty five percent first offenders?
Is there a new law called twenty five percent first offenders
What is an idea for a new law or a change in a old law called?
Amendment
A suggested new law is called a what?
A bill
What is it called when a proposal for a new law?
bill
Why was the new witchcraft law in 1604 called the dirty law?
because it was dirty
What is a person who studies the law?
a law student
When was Student Press Law Center created?
Student Press Law Center was created in 1974.
What is male student called?
a male student is called a student
