I am an Australian lawyer and hold a BA and LLB, I want to practice in Florida and want to know the quickest route to compy with a 'JD from an ABA'? Any tips would be helpful.
Graciously
Arakat
LLB to JD ?
Posted Jul 25, 2008 21:06
Graciously
Arakat
Posted Jul 25, 2008 22:05
First of all u need LSAT to apply for J.D. program in any U.S. law schools. Normally, it takes 3 academic years to complete the degree.
For fast-track, as far as I know, Northwestern and Kentucky offer 2 years J.D. program, in case you are interested.
For fast-track, as far as I know, Northwestern and Kentucky offer 2 years J.D. program, in case you are interested.
Posted Jul 25, 2008 22:16
Thanks for your reponse; I am loathe to have to do a further 2 years study..agghh; maybe I should turn my 8 years experience into something else ? Cheers Arakat
Posted Aug 18, 2008 00:26
You may appear for CA bar examination; and if you are admitted, you may also practice in Florida in the area of "Immigration laws".
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