"If you want to go to law school, just go to law school," said Cuney.
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They must go to law school at Yale or Harvard.
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I made a decision to not go to law school.
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I want to continue acting and also go to law school.
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You'd go to a police officer, you'd go to law enforcement.
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I took out federal student loans to go to law school.
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Hal Daub in 1981 before leaving to go to law school.
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If your child is physically threatened online, go to law enforcement.
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America will see why most people don't go to law school!
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"People sometimes don't want to go to law enforcement," Campbell said.
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TL: My original plan was to go to law school, actually.
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Why is she unwilling to go to law enforcement with her claims?
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You don&apost go to law school to act like a thug.
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He's now determined to go to law school and become a lawyer.
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"No one wanted go to law school to review 1,000 hiring docs."
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I love when people go to law school and don't become lawyers.
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Find someone who did not go to law school at Harvard or Yale.
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I wanted to go to law school since I was in seventh grade.
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"I want to continue acting and also go to law school," Winter said.
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Will Haskell, a Democratic hopeful in Connecticut, planned to go to law school.
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That is, until I realized that I didn't want to go to law school.
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She eventually wants to go to law school for a future in business law.
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No, I had a job, well, I was set to go to law school.
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"I want to go to law school and become a sports agent," he said.
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"She continued to go to law school and she studied endless nights," she said.
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But we might literally have to—and probably should—go to law school right now.
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I asked Ms. Tapia if she ever regretted her decision to go to law school.
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I've been out for about a year, and intend to go to law school eventually.
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While the family was living in Australia, Margaret Messud decided to go to law school.
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Mr. Pruitt, who grew up in Kentucky, moved to Oklahoma to go to law school.
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I wasn't really sure what I was doing, but I did go to law school.
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The book was part of my decision to become an activist and go to law school.
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He offered her a job after she finished, but she decided to go to law school.
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"We've had some go to law school," Lawless says, a note of pride in her voice.
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The thing is that ... Because I don't recommend anybody go to law school, but go ahead.
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We're happily in love and plan to go to law school together after we finish college.
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So I don't think she's going to be leaving to go to law school anytime soon.
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After graduation, she plans to take a gap year, explore a little, then go to law school.
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I just know that in the future I think my goal is to go to law school.
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"I'm not a lawyer and I did not go to law school," she said, from Los Angeles.
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But after failing to win an audition for an orchestra, he decided to go to law school.
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At different times people tried to arrange for me to go to law school or something else.
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Allred said Robin did not go to law enforcement at the time but did so this year.
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Go to law school, pass the bar, become a lawyer and retire at 65 with a gold watch?
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Deciding not to go to law school was like ripping out something that was part of my identity.
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After graduating, I spent two years in the real world before I decided to go to law school.
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"If things slow down and I had time, I really want to go to law school," she said.
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And I had a scholarship to college, and I knew that I wanted to go to law school.
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"Nothing like spending your summers shovelling gunite to convince you to go to law school," he told me.
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I won't defensively respond with "but I plan to go to law school!" when I get unsolicited advice.
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I did go to law school, but we had some real serious lawyers in there discussing that very issue.
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"I think some of these algorithms, they'll have to go to law school before they're let out," Vestager said.
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For the record ... Kim does NOT need to go to law school in order to become a licensed lawyer.
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She told her husband she was going to quit writing to go to law school and work for the ACLU.
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When I met Bruce, I was on my way to finishing college and I was going go to law school.
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Kimpel taught through Teach for America before deciding to go to law school, driven by a passion for social justice.
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He directed her to go to law school at the University of Havana, where Fidel Castro was a fellow student.
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And I've decided — I don't want to go to law school in the fall, and I'm leaving school right now.
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" And Mr. Collins, in his opening remarks, said that "America will see why most people don't go to law school.
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I was the first person in my family to go to law school, but I went to Harvard for undergrad.
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Sullivan & Cromwell, where Mr. Clayton is a partner, has been Goldman's go-to law firm for more than a century.
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Ask practicing lawyers if you should go to law school and they'll probably tell you "no," or so the joke goes.
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Maybe I ought to go to law school and join Philadelphia district attorney Larry Krasner's office, to help dismantle mass incarceration.
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Others decide they want to go to law school during college after working for a few years, or later in life.
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So that's like saying that I'm going to appoint an attorney general, here in the US, who didn't go to law school.
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And that feels more exciting, yet somehow still more secure, than any boring old plan to go to law school ever did.
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Unlike his sister, James didn't follow in the family tradition of a career in law (though he did go to law school).
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After college, I moved to New York for work and Dominic moved to D.C. to go to law school at Georgetown University.
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When targeted businesses go to law enforcement, more often than not they are surprised by the advice they get: pay the ransom.
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Gibson, an active member of the 1960s civil rights movement, became his mentor and later advised him to go to law school.
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Campaign and private sector officials should go to law enforcement if there's any sense that they're being targeted as a CI target.
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Perhaps I would have wised up sooner, with financial desperation driving me to work on Wall Street or go to law school.
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"Women only go to law school to find rich husbands," he said, according to a declaration filed by one lawyer, Amanda Haines.
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LG: They're going to have to go to robot school, like lawyers go to law school in order to get their license.
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Elle Woods has inspired a lot of people – men and women – to go to law school, including Shalyn Smith, 24, of Columbus, Ohio.
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During his prison visits, his father ordered him to go to law school, and he dutifully went to Rutgers School of Law–Camden.
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Cuevas said she wasn't sure what she wanted to do, but knew she wanted to go to law school and wanted to travel.
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Some students want to go to law school after this; some students are looking into grad school for everything from English [to] Communication.
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When you go to law school, they don't offer an elective on how to be a lawyer and also a trauma first responder.
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Money will also go to law enforcement, such as a nearly $300 million increase in law enforcement grant funding to combat the crisis.
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Then when I was 9, she decided to go to law school, and actually became the first woman partner in her law firm.
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Moral has always been drawn to law and politics, and he's now hoping to go to law school, preferably at Columbia University, he said.
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But it might make more sense to regard it as a public service announcement with a very simple message: Don't go to law school.
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The second point is that I think some of these algorithms, they all have to go to law school before they are let out.
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No, Teigen did not secretly go to law school and become a judge — but on the upcoming Quibi show, her word is the law.
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And so she decides to go to law school, where she can learn to do that work that she's so clearly naturally suited for.
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Mr. Spanier, 70, was one of three university officials charged for failing to go to law enforcement after being told of Mr. Sandusky's conduct.
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This all came to an end when Danielle decided to take the next step in her life and go to law school — far from NYC.
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A recent college graduate who aspired to go to law school, De La Rosa was hesitant at first, but "did it for love," she says.
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In 2007, around the time these nascent lawyers were considering whether to go to law school, Congress instituted the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program.
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Sullivan & Cromwell has also been the go-to law firm for Goldman Sachs, which Mr. Clayton advised on a $5 billion investment by Berkshire Hathaway.
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I switched to English after I decided I wanted to go to law school — it was the fastest major to get there and graduate on time.
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She said she had always thought she would have to finish college, then go to law school, and then do policy work before running for office.
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He said he was uneasy about the fact that a substantial portion of the money would go to law schools that the plaintiffs' lawyers had attended.
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But Ms. Isbell has a personal care assistant through Medicaid, and the help allowed her to go to law school at the University of Alabama here.
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Victims are confused by what happened to them and they don't necessarily want to go through this process, and they don't want to go to law enforcement.
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I grew up in Georgia and Connecticut, and I knew nothing about technology companies or any of that stuff when I chose to go to law school.
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Corporate Counsel — $117,1093 If you're planning to go to law school but don't want to spend your life in the courtroom, then this career is for you.
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"We didn't know about that," said Mercer, who will earn an M.B.A. in May and would like to go to law school after a professional hockey career.
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After she filed the lawsuit, Tennant held a press conference -- and said she did not go to law enforcement because she feared it would jeopardize her career.
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These days, she's studying to go to law school and working on passing Dakota's Law, a bill to protect children exposed to lead by expanding screening and testing.
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"It's important that my son know that he can go to law enforcement in case of an issue and that they will understand more about him," Zaryczny said.
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Later, he offered me the chance to work with him when I graduated from college, and he was disappointed that I decided instead to go to law school.
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After putting her career on hold while raising five children and sending them to college with 529 savings, Laurie Alter, 5529, plans go to law school next year.
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HLS doesn&apost require that the personal statement be about why you want to go to Harvard or even why you want to go to law school, necessarily.
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Instead, they can go to law firms like Mossack Fonseca to set up inactive companies, called shell companies, the sole purpose of which is to hold financial assets.
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And while he did go to law school in that other Washington — Washington, D.C. — he returned to the city of his birth to practice law from 1973 to 2004.
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"We've been doing this for a long time, and up until a year ago, my dad kept asking me to go to law school as a backup," she says.
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Just as I was readying to quit the network, I decided to go to law school, and as it turns out, Facebook is a must-have in law school.
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"If you're taking out $80,000 in debt to go to law school for example, and you're going to a top law school, that's probably a reasonable investment," says Horn.
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When asked why Haleyi didn't go to law enforcement after the alleged sexual assault, Allred said her client had her reasons and would not comment on what those were.
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"Adding a partner of Julie's caliber expands Debevoise's role as the go-to law firm for asset management enforcement," Debevoise Deputy Presiding Partner Bruce E. Yannett said in a statement.
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When They See Us could lead to you to prepping for the LSAT so you can go to law school and do your part to fix the U.S. justice system.
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She had planned to go to law school next year, but now she's trying to decide if she should just keep working at the ACLU until her work permit expires.
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"I still have moments where I feel like someone is going to pull the rug from under me and be like, 'You actually have to go to law school,'" he said.
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"We've been doing this for a long time and up until a year ago, my dad kept asking me to go to law school as a backup," Starsiak said at the time.
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People at the top of their class, and you had a lot of people like me who made a very conscious decision to go to law school to become a public defender.
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"Ultimately I want to go to law school and do all I can to help police and military members who are accused of crimes while in the performance of their duties," Lorance said.
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"I would suggest that some of these critics should go to law school and apply themselves and become prosecutors, and make the case that they think we should be making," Mr. Bharara said.
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As much as I like the people here, I'm not as interested in the practice of law as I thought I was going to be, so I've decided not to go to law school.
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Her father, a lawyer who was Oceanside's first black city attorney, and her mother, who worked for the sheriff's department as a fingerprint analyst, held out hope that she would go to law school.
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That victory is the proud story Ms. Nagle was raised on, the story her grandmother told her that gave her faith in the Supreme Court and made her want to go to law school.
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At the end of the movie, Stevo decides that he's going to go to law school to fight the system from the inside, which is what Kai attempts to do by joining the city council.
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I can't remember the exact moment it struck me, but when I found myself Googling phrases like "how to know if you don't want to go to law school" I knew something needed to change.
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"The information gleaned in the interviews provided the information needed to go to law enforcement, and USA Gymnastics contacted the FBI the next business day after it received that report," a USA Gymnastics spokeswoman said.
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Every dollar being spent to keep someone in prison for longer than they need to be, Yates said, is a dollar that could go to law enforcement and inmate reform programs to make communities safer.
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The officials were charged for failing to go to law enforcement after being told in 2001 that a former assistant football coach, Jerry Sandusky, had been seen molesting a boy in a locker room shower.
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She was able to go to law school because feminists had pushed to open up institutions of higher education to women, and insisted that one could be a good mother and a good student or employee.
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But after spending a summer doing a labor-organizing internship in Los Angeles, I decided it would be better to try to make social change from inside the system, so I decided to go to law school.
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" She says she is now in school, but is not sure she wants to go to law or graduate school after she graduates because, "My mom would literally destroy her body to make that happen for me.
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Before Lil arrives to receive their tepid congratulations, Kevin remarks to Molly that one advantage of their imminent move to Virginia, where he will go to law school, is that they will be spared such endurance tests.
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Warren was laid off when she became pregnant, and after her daughter was born, she talked Jim into letting her go to law school at Rutgers University in Newark (this time the cost was $450 a semester).
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Do your research before going into the interview Clark recalled his interview as being really "anticlimactic" — a straightforward video session where people are asked to speak in depth about why they want to go to law school.
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Kansas Boy, 183, Is Set to Graduate in the Spring From High School — and Harvard The teenager said he hopes to go to law school in the fall, and his goal is to one day become president.
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John Baker, Catcher, University of California, Berkeley, Pick 4.128: I was definitely expecting to go back to school, graduate and I was going to go to law school, and I was going to be suing people or something.
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She describes it as a pivotal moment in her life: After losing the teaching job, she would later go to law school and eventually land at Harvard, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and in the United States Senate.
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"We were on our own — there was no one there really standing next to us making sure we were OK," Judge Friederwitzer said, adding that her experience motivated her to go to law school and pursue family law.
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For example, if you decide you want to become a lawyer, you can go to law school, and law school involves uploading new algorithms into your brain so that now suddenly you can have the expertise of the lawyer.
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He was intelligent, ambitious and most of all hard-working, perhaps because his decision to go to law school was such an enormous commitment — financially, logistically and emotionally — that he could justify it only by being the very best.
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While marketing was not my passion, I fell in love with commercial real estate and decided to go to law school with the intent of practicing real estate and historic preservation law, which is what led me to move to Charleston.
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Having Rachel on his trial team helps, he said, but his ultimate goal is to rope in his youngest daughter, Sarah, who is planning to go to law school, and to persuade his wife, Becky, to reactivate her law license.
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"Not only is it helpful if you have to go to a lawyer, but if you have to go to law enforcement, they're going to want to see evidence of what happened and you're going to be able to show it."
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That led to an opportunity to bring me to DC. So here I am thinking I'm going to be a lawyer in the public sector, and I ... So did you go to law school or did you apply to law school?
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Back in 2009 when we didn't expect too much from AI, Cognition IP co-founder Bryant Lee decided to go to law school after studying computer science — but he still wanted to one day try to bring those two together.
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As a partner at Sullivan & Cromwell — the go-to law firm for Goldman Sachs and other Wall Street banks — Mr. Clayton, known as Jay, has undoubtedly mastered the nation's securities laws and related regulations, and applied them in real-world circumstances.
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In this case, prosecutors sought to punish Mr. Spanier for failing to go to law enforcement when he learned that Mr. Sandusky, an assistant coach of the vaunted Nittany Lions, was seen abusing a boy in a locker room shower on campus.
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And that was another motivating factor for me to go to college and go to law school, frankly, because it was something that Leonard was not inclined to do, and I felt a real sense of pride that I could create my own identity apart from him.
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Despite the ballooning student debt, shrinking job market, and pay discrepancies between those at the top and everyone else, data does show that most law graduates end up earning more than they would have if they didn't go to law school, even after factoring in debt accrued.
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She had plans to go to law school, but at 18, she was hired in Paris as an au pair by the French jewelry designer Marie-Hélène de Taillac, who is known for her colorful gemstone pieces handmade by craftsmen in India using 17th-century methods.
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"Thanks to the green card lottery I was able to stay here, go to law school, marry my wife, have four beautiful children and build a law practice," said Mr. Vrapi, whose Albuquerque-based firm has grown from two to 23 employees in four cities and four states.
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Many, I am sure — indeed I hope — will choose to go to law school to become more proficient in the details of how laws are made, enforced and changed in the endless pursuit of equal justice, opportunity, freedom from fear and want, and on behalf of individual expression.
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In New York, there has been intense debate over whether future profits should go toward community reinvestment or the subway system; in Illinois, a budgetary crisis has made it all but impossible to reach consensus on whether funds should go to law enforcement, combating the opioid epidemic, or substance abuse treatment programs.
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" When Ohanian declared a major in history at UVA, he was convinced he was going to be a lawyer, he tells Guy Raz on NPR's podcast "How I Built This": "As a history major, I thought the only way I was going to have a career was to go to law school.
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"I major in political science, and my goal, which is still my goal, is to get my bachelor's and go to law school and work for the state's attorney's office, to help people that are in my situation, to make sure that they're not being exploited and not being criminalized for being impoverished," Wilkes said.
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The president named Kavanaugh's accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, who has said that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were both in high school, in a tweet repeatedly questioning why the professor did not go to law enforcement authorities 36 years ago and blaming the "radical left" for wanting to "destroy and delay" Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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A surprising number of people want to go to law school because they love "Law & Order," says Hosid, but "being a lawyer is nothing like what you see on TV." In fact, it can take lawyers years to even set foot in a court room or get a cushy job like in-house counsel.
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