Career questions tagged attorney
How Can I use the skill of integrity when becoming a lawyer?
When will this skill come into good use during a court case or even interviewing clients.
How can I prepare myself to become a more responsible lawyer?
What are some things you do in the work force that you have to take responsibility for?
Pros and Cons of being a Lawyer + School ?
What are the pros and cons of being a lawyer? Also, how long do you have to be in school to become a lawyer?
How can I use the ability to be patient to help with certain skills such as communication to help become a lawyer?
I'm an 8th grader and I'm 13 years old. My favorite class in school is English. I have skills in writing and time management. One of my hobbies is art, such as drawing.
What skills helped you prepare for your job?
It would also be appreciated if you can leave your name, your job title, and what company you work for. Thank you.
What are the pros and cons of being a lawyer in the US?
I’m a middle school student who has been considering law for a while. Lately I’ve been wondering if it is the right path for me. What are the best and worst parts of being a lawyer in the US?, Is it worth it to be in school for that long?, and Are you happy with your job?
Is it important to be a good reader and enjoy reading for criminal law?
I am extremely interested in criminal law and going into that field. but I'm not he biggest reader. I tolerate it and I am good at reading, but I don't really enjoy it and I want to know if that is an important thing to think about.
How can I become a lawyer in future.
How can I become a lawyer when I grow up and which subject should I study most?
Is it hard being or trying to become a defense attorney?
I ask this question because infant to be a defense attorney in he future and I want to know about the journey and what they go through while being a defense attorney or trying to be one.
Is it difficult to keep your personal feelings separate as a defense attorney?
Most people when asked would say that they would have trouble defending a murderer to their best effort. As such, I was hoping to get a bit more insight into how public defenders manage to put their personal feelings aside and focus on their job. #criminal-justice #career #emotional-intelligence #attorney #law-practice #law
What should i consider when wanting to major in Law and Criminal Justice?
I'm interested in majoring in Law in Criminal Justice and i just want to learn how to prepare for that.
I heard public defenders are really underpaid compared to lawyers, is that true?
I want to be a public defender but could reconsider - I heard pay is little and workload is really big #lawyer #attorney #criminal-defense
Do public defenders have the same requirement as lawyers (Bar exam, etc) ?
Aren't they technically government employees? Does that require any extra effort or tasks? #lawyer #attorney #criminal-defense
Why can the ability to be thoughtful help me become a lawyer?
I'm an 8th grader and I'm 13 years old. My favorite class in school is English. I have skills in writing and time management. One of my hobbies is art, such as drawing.
How will I be able to keep my time managed so I can be able to be more equipped to become a lawyer?
I'm an 8th grader and I'm 13 years old. My favorite class in school is English. I have skills in writing and time management. One of my hobbies is art, such as drawing.
What classes should I take when majoring in law?
I want to graduate with a law degree so that I may become a defense attorney. Law is my passion and I look forward to being able to help people who do not have the ability to protect themselves.
What is the hardest part about being a Lawyer?
I would like to study law when I go to college.
How much work, time, and effort does it take to become a lawyer?
This means how much work are you getting in law school, how many years does it take, and how hard is it being a lawyer?
What are the best fields of law to go into for someone who enjoys politics, but also enjoys studying criminal cases?
However, the idea of defending a criminal does not sit right with me, and having a criminal get out of jail come after me for prosecuting them is also nerve wracking.
What is the best route to go about when trying to become a lawyer?
I don’t really have anyone around me that I know in that profession to help and guide me in my career path.
what is the hardest part of being a lawyer and what is the best?
I’m a senior in highschool and I’m considering law school but I’m not completely sure if it’s meant for me I thought some insight might help