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A degree-- well, I did a law degree.A law degree, but in criminology?Law criminology. Law criminology.
A law degree, but in criminology?
And I went to law school at 21, convinced that I was going to practice law forever and save the world using my law degree.
He has a law degree from Harvard and an MBA from Wharton.
and get my law degree, and that was what I did.
He had a law degree.
She doesn't have a law degree.
You hold a master of law degree from the University of Zurich.
And she went on and got a law degree.
We went on to Loyola School of Law in Chicago to get his law degree.
My mom went back to get her law degree when she was 40 years old, because that's something she had always been passionate about.
She's now able to use her law degree and is currently working as a lawyer for Talk Enterprises and Talk Marketing.
So after I got my law degree, I was more well-employed than I had been in the past.
was also awarded an honorary doctor of law degree in 2006.
He had four earned degrees-- no honorary-- plus he had a law degree, plus he was an airplane pilot.
I was in about middle school by the time my mother had obtained her law degree, built a nice house for our family.
A degree-- well, I did a law degree.
In 1928, he actually got his law degree.
Because unlike say, getting a law degree or getting a degree in other, more scientific fields, there's no guarantee that you're qualified for really
of Representatives, and he has a law degree from Yale Law School.
And frankly, I was raised by a Native woman who had a law degree and became a judge and I still would have been hard-pressed to explain
is married to a cop one is the son of a cop and one um studied law and got a law degree before he became a writer so we
Rumor had it that Tim actually had a Ph.D. In political theory in addition to his law degree, which made him seem rather worthy of note
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