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If you do not history can you still study law?
It probably is not a good idea, because the study of law is mostly about history of law and the results of past court decisions.
Why did William Jones feel the need to study Indian history and law?
jones and colebrooke came to represents a part
What do you need to study to be a lawyer?
To be a lawyer you must have skill in the use of the language in which the laws of your country are written. You should have some understanding of history, ethic's, logic and basic philosophy, science and mathematics. Then you need to study the law, usually in a Law School.
What a-levels do need to study law at university?
a levels needed to become a barrister, what you need other than compulsory history, English and a language are compulsory for you
What a levels do need to study law at university?
a levels needed to become a barrister, what you need other than compulsory history, English and a language are compulsory for you
What do you need to study to become a lawyer?
To become a lawyer, you typically need to complete a bachelor's degree, followed by a Juris Doctor (JD) degree from a law school. Additionally, you need to pass the bar exam in the state where you intend to practice law. Specialized areas of law may require further training or certification.
Do you need a history degree for a career in law?
No particular undergraduate course of study is required for admission into law school. The important issues are that you have excellent grades and score well on the LSAT.
What subjects are require to study law-Lesotho?
To study law in Lesotho, students typically need to have a strong foundation in subjects such as English, History, and Social Studies during their secondary education. These subjects help develop critical thinking, analytical skills, and an understanding of societal issues, which are essential for a legal career. Additionally, some institutions may require proficiency in other languages, particularly Sesotho, as it is important for practicing law within the country.
What degree do you need to get into law school in Canada?
In order to be admitted into a J.D. (Doctor of Jurisprudence or Juris Doctor) program at a Canadian law school, you need to have completed the equivalent of at least 3 years of full-time university study. There are exceptions for mature students with differing circumstances. In order to be admitted into an LL.B. (Bachelor of Laws) program at a Canadian law school, you usually need to have completed the equivalent of 2 years of full-time university study. There are exceptions for mature students with differing circumstances.
What subjects do you need to study law?
Social Studies ------------------------------- If you are asking what you should major in if you are planning to apply to law school, you can major in anything. Traditionally, students who wanted to go to law school would start in pre-law or political science majors. Now, law schools are broadening their scopes, and accept students from a variety of backgrounds. Students with science/engineering back grounds do well in patten law. Students with criminal justice backgrounds often go into prosecution/criminal defense. Students with international affairs backgrounds often do international work, etc. Law students often major in library science, literature, history, philosophy, etc. If you want to go to law school, any major will be ok, so long as you get your BA/BS from an accredited university. But remember, more difficult majors will make you more competitive. A major in hospitality or sports management probably won't get you into a law school.
In order to study law do you have to take English literature from what ive seen they like humanities but most only suggest history English classics that kind of thing are they compulsery?
No. Law school students come from all sorts of majors. There are no required courses for entry to law school.
What subjects do you need to study Law then?
constitution
