First Get your Law degree. Then do that for a couple of year (make sure that you keep your name in the good books) then ask to be a judge. Remember that Judges are never elected of appointed by the "Canadian Citizens' but rather the Judicial Board (this is to insure that Judges are not bias).

Also this is a really good job for money, most Canadian Judges start at $260, 000.00 a year. From that it can go to $10, 000, 000.00. The Government pay's them this so it insures that bribery doesn't happen.

If you have any more questions, try going through the Try Judging, or the SSSI Program.

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be able to keep your hands behind your back.

The requirements vary from country to country and sport to sport. The requirements for each sport are set by the governing body of that sport to meet the requirements as agreed to by the Olympic committee.

Also, getting into the Olympics is very hard. Some events are held where world-class athletes compete against each other in order to represent their country at the Olympics. The ones who perform the best are usually the ones who go.

Police officers are directed to pursue justice, and for some that means a speedy drive to get the bad guy who is suspected of wrong doing, but human error can happen. When it doe's, an innocent person or law enforcement officer can be injured or killed. Police pursuits have long been the center of attention when it comes to the media. Should we chase, should we terminate, should we only chase for serious crimes, etc. It seems no matter which route the Police choose, they end up getting the blame for the outcome. The Seas Unit Satellite Emergency Auto Stop is the answer. Support Seas Unit for America

no specific stds other than you MUST be physically fit and active in one or more sports. Obviously your blood pressure, weight and vision must all be within "good health' standards established by doctors. If you go for a physical to your family doc and he gives you a clean bill of health, you should be ok for the services. (answer by son of an IPS officer)

Judge Judy, or Judith Sheindlin, passed the New York bar exam in 1965. She obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in government, which takes 4 years. It then takes one 3 to 4 years to obtain a law degree, which she obtained from the Washington College of Law.

Uh, once you get into college and you start studying history as your chosen profession, you're instantly a history major.

An attorney makes an "appearance" in a case every time he goes before the court in that particular case.

99.99% of the results being correct. For example, if a court was to use DNA in a murder rather than using other evidence (though this will be used also to evaluate and conclude the case), the DNA is much more accurate and reliable.

To offer the best possible defense of his client.

Bangladesh is a former British colony, and its law schools operate under the British system of education. To become a lawyer, you would need to obtain a degree at a reputable school of law, and then take the exam to be licensed. I enclose a link to one of the law schools in Bangladesh which has further information about the procedure.

Yes you can. Not many have the time, energy, and financial backing to do this, however there are some.

Clarence Darrow, or if you are refering to the book "Inherit the Wind" it is Henry Drummond the alias the author used to reference him.

Police officers protect people in our society, they work long time and shift work, they pass evidence to court, they chase lawbreakers and take them to court too to be fined or put in a gaol.

In most jurisdictions I am aware of that is a felony criminal act. You will be formally charged at a preliminary hearing and if the charge is sustained by the judge, you will need a good criminal attorney or, if you qualify, the court will appoint a public defender for you.

defense attorneys would opt for a plea bargain when the defendant is obviously guilty and a plea would lighten sentencing.

To many of us (may be because he is the only one we know) is Johnny Cochran Without a doubt, Perry Mason. Bruce Cutler was pretty good. He kept John Gotti from ever going down until the Federal Prosecutors found a way to separate the two of them in trial.

I think its a toss up between Gerry Spence, Johnny Cochran, Edward Bennett Williams and Ryan Blanch.

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Judges interpret laws and issue orders for the enforcement of laws. In criminal courts, judges watch over trials to make sure that the lawyers follow the rules, and in many cases, judges decide how long somoeone goes to jail. Judges also make orders to force poicemen to behave properly and follow rules. If the policeman does not follow the rules, a judge might decide to let the accused criminal go free. In civil courts judges also watch trials and make sure that they lawyers follow the rules. Judges also sometimes decide who is right. They do this when the people who are suing each other agree that they do not want a jury to decide. Judges can also throw out bad cases like when somone sues someone else for a stupid reason.

Most agencies will still hire recruits with visible tattoos on their lower arms, if the tattoos are not offensive. However, some agencies are moving toward a "no visible tattoos" policy and will not hire recruits with tattoos that will show when wearing a short-sleeved uniform.

You can check employment listings to see what qualifications are needed. They do a background check and your past may have caught up with you in that regard. The one listing I saw said that 15 years must elapse and you must not be on probation.

In some instances you do not even need to go to college. You can try to apply to the agency where you wish to work, and sometimes they will even put you through an academy at their cost.

This varies from state to state, and largely depends on the circumstances. Some state supreme courts have ruled that law enforcement officers can be the victim of disorderly conduct, if the conduct in question was directed at the officer.