Before becoming an art impresario, she went to law school.
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I went to law school and joined a Washington law firm.
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Facebook eventually sniffed out the accounts and went to law enforcement.
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My dad went to law school at night while working full time.
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When I went to law school, I was about to turn 30.
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He played ball, went to law school, prepared for life after football.
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"It's exactly what I went to law school to do," she said.
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My dad went to law school at night while working full-time.
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A lot of people went to law enforcement — couldn't get any help.
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When I was 10, she went to law school and became a prosecutor.
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Before I went to law school I worked as a special education teacher.
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I went to law school with plenty of guys who considered themselves rednecks.
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He went to law school "because my country was a mess," he said.
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She was ultimately acquitted of all charges and later went to law school.
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Later he earned an undergraduate degree in biology and went to law school.
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He graduated in 1972, and went to law school at University of Puget Sound.
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He worked for Republicans, went to law school, and is described as charming & charismatic.
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I went to law school after working for a couple of years after college.
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Suffice to say for now: Henry escaped his hometown and went to law school.
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I went to law school immediately after I graduated with my BSE in Bioengineering.
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She went to law school and had a prominent, controversial career in public affairs.
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After graduating in 2010, he went to law school at the University of Texas.
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An earlier version of the newsletter misidentified where Barack Obama went to law school.
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Correction: Yesterday's version of the newsletter misidentified where Barack Obama went to law school.
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I may be the only person who ever went to law school on a lark.
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"I only went to law school to irritate the feminists," she answered with a laugh.
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I went to law school because I thought that would be ... That's what you do.
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Madeline never went to law school and already had a daughter by the time Elle enrolled.
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When I was 230, she went to law school at American University and became a prosecutor.
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I majored in history, and without a clear plan, I went to law school at Georgetown.
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Scaramucci is a Wall Street financier who went to law school with former President Barack Obama.
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Right after college I went to law school and I didn't have a job in between.
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Then she went to law school while her aunt helped care for her two small children.
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Fun Fact: Shapiro went to law school at Harvard where he graduated cum laude in 2007.
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He remained in the area through college, and went to law school at the University of Miami.
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Mr. Thomas went to law school and then entered the United States Navy Judge Advocate General's Corps.
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Before he went to law school, he thought seriously about earning a Ph.D. in history at Harvard.
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I went to law school partly to reduce the shock of seeing our criminal justice system up close.
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She went to law school at Notre Dame, and Trump prefers candidates with Harvard and Yale on their resumes.
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"We all went to law school because we don&apost know science, we don&apost know math," he replied.
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"They broke up when she went to law school," the unnamed source told Us Weekly of Lindsay and Durant.
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"That was the kind of thing that I went to law school to do," Schatz said the other day.
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I went to law school because after five years of doing investigative work, I felt like I was stuck.
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Warren went to law school at Rutgers and graduated in 1976, when she was pregnant with her son, Alex.
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Some readers may have received a newsletter on Wednesday noting that Barack Obama went to law school at Yale.
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And took that basic interest and, well, I went to law school and was going to be an antitrust lawyer.
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A Tim Pawlenty appointee, he went to law school at the University of Kansas, and clerked for Justice Clarence Thomas.
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After surviving horrific World War II combat duty in the Philippines, Laxalt married Jackie Ross and went to law school.
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Many were so inspired by the moral example set by the book's lawyer-hero that they went to law school.
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I went to law school about the same time she did, coming out of the antiwar and civil rights movement.
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She went to law school at Northwestern, served in the Justice Department and taught law at the University of Michigan.
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But he switched gears, went to law school and began a career in Washington as an aide in the Senate.
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She went to law school and worked for the team, but in 2015 her position with the Broncos was eliminated.
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Then after two years as a legislative aide in Washington she went to law school at the University of Chicago.
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For example, when I went to law school, I used the New York subway system every day to get to school.
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"I have had so many women say, 'I went to law school because of 'Legally Blonde,'" says star Reese Witherspoon (@reesewitherspoon).
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He attended the University of California, Los Angeles, as an undergraduate and then went to law school at George Washington University.
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Before Ms. Herman went to law school, she was a volunteer self-defense instructor at a rape crisis center in Philadelphia.
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When I went to law school, I thought I would work in law for three years and would go into sports.
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Jean Vuarnet went to law school at the University of Grenoble in France, in part because of its proximity to skiing.
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He was a banker, then went to law school at University of Kansas and practiced law in another small town, Hays.
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And I did that out of college, and then I went to law school, but knew I didn't want to practice law.
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We went to law school, we do drugs, we grew up during the crack epidemic, our father went to prison for drugs.
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"When I went to law school, in the '90s, the presumption of innocence was seen as a progressive value," Mr. Kay said.
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Marine went to law school and practiced law in Paris from 20093 until 1998, when she formally began working for the party.
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Sergio Sarmiento went to law school as an art project, but now he is an authority on the burgeoning field of art law.
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Kasian grew up in Ukraine with her parents and sister, went to law school and prosecuted tax crimes there, according to the Times.
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Brittany Barnett, whose mother was incarcerated when she was growing up, went to law school with one mission: reform the criminal justice system.
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I went to law school with President Obama, and so I wrote him checks, bundled for him, and voted for him first term.
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"He was involved early on with our political growth, even before he graduated from Howard and went to law school," Mr. Hathaway said.
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I went to law school expecting to go into a career in politics in DC or do public interest in another big city.
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A few years later, I went to law school and then headed to work in the intellectual property, innovation, health and tech fields.
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Schwartz eventually left the organization in the hands of nonprofit professionals — Footsteps was a chrysalis for her, too — and went to law school.
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He went to law school in order to fight the harbor, passed the bar, and won his suit on all counts in 2005.
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After college he moved to New York to become a newspaperman, grew discouraged, went to law school, and found work as an insurance lawyer.
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She went to law school and made new friends and when she graduated she got a job in labor relations for a midsized corporation.
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Her mother went to law school, but before that had become so good at book-keeping that in 753 she was earning $40 a week.
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Prosecutors said the case was initiated when one of the minority shareholders at Vostochny Bank went to law enforcement officials alleging fraud by Baring Vostok.
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Instead, she went to law school, for the very reason that people tell you not to go: because she wasn't sure what else to do.
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She even worked as a marketing manager for a dry cleaning company called DRYV for a couple of months before she went to law school.
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That Bundy went to law school is popular knowledge; that he got mediocre scores on his LSATs and eventually stopped going to class altogether is not.
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"After college, because of the influence of my parents, I went to law school," Kawasaki told CNBC Make It at the New York Synergy Global Forum.
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Chrissy Teigen, who as best we know never went to law school and was never appointed to a judgeship, arbitrates real legal cases in Chrissy's Court.
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" Menashi responded that the editorial was written before he went to law school and "should not be seen as representative of [his] views as an attorney.
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Op-Docs When my parents went to law school in the 1980s, they took courses on contracts, torts, criminal law, constitutional law — the list goes on.
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I went to law school in the South of France for four years, and then I realized that I had never completely lived in France before that.
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Toll initially got a job at a music label, but hated it, while Terzian went to law school at Pepperdine University, but failed to pass the bar.
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In Jones's case that was Jay Hulings, a former federal prosecutor who went to law school at Harvard with the Texas political stars Joaquin and Julián Castro.
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Berman went to law school and moved out to Seattle, where he got hired by a firm that mostly did defense work for companies in industries like insurance.
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She went to law school, in Syracuse, because she was afraid that otherwise she'd end up a "fifty-eight-year-old cocktail waitress," instead of a fiction writer.
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He survived, married, went to law school and continued to argue that his doctors should have respected his desire to decline treatment, should have allowed him to die.
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Eastman got a graduate degree in sociology at Columbia and then went to law school at NYU, both places where the raw numbers of women studying were tiny.
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She went to law school at Pepperdine, which is down the street, and she lived at home all during law school—so she's been here for five years now.
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And so, you know, before I went to law school I was a journalist and a policy researcher and had spent some time interviewing the merchants that sell on Amazon.
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I went into the army and then went to law school, and that's when I saw the full-blown community on Hollywood Boulevard—drag clubs and that type of thing.
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I witnessed that first hand with women who I'm so humbled by, they come up to me on the street and say I went to law school because of Legally Blonde.
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Stein said he went to law school with Democratic presidential candidate Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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I went to law school at night, and my commitment to practice in the criminal law area was largely driven by my experience teaching in the inner-city of Los Angeles.
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A native of suburban Washington whose mother and father went to law school later in their professional lives, Kavanaugh has spoken often of his commitment to public service and neutral, dispassionate judging.
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Fans named their children after him, or went to law school because they admired his idealistic determination to defend a black man falsely accused of raping a white woman in the Depression-era South.
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In a full-court press, letters spelling out his curated narrative went to law enforcement authorities, including the Ithaca police, State Police, F.B.I. and the Tompkins County district attorney, responsible for prosecuting Ithaca crimes.
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I almost went to law school, and then I was like, "Mom, this is not happening, you'll see me play one on TV." But I at least tried before I walked away from it.
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And it is rather suspect, he said, that Google had established ties with some of the institutions, while others happened to be the places where the counsel handling the case went to law school.
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"I went to law school and thought I'd never get back to politics, but realized that I loved being a lawyer but didn't love litigation and didn't want to go that route," Hunt said.
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Mr. Parnas, who arranged for the introduction through a Miami lawyer who went to law school with Mr. Giuliani, hoped to enlist him as an endorser and adviser for his passion project, Fraud Guarantee.
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In his chats with millennials, the conversation inevitably veered toward their worries about student loan debt, which, as a 34-year-old who went to law school, is a reality for Mr. Neguse as well.
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By the time Boots was 2777, they were back in Oakland, where Walter, deciding that he could do good as a civil rights and criminal-defense lawyer, went to law school and started a practice.
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The mano-a-mano moment was reminiscent of Biden's exchange during his 1988 campaign with New Hampshire voter Frank Fahey who asked Biden where he went to law school and what his class rank was.
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"Rutgers isn't a top law school, and for your first job, it really matters where you went to law school," said Richard Alderman, a UH professor emeritus who was on the hiring committee that year.
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In the nineties, Martin went to law school at N.Y.U. "I didn't mind the classes so much—the word-puzzle aspect—but I knew right away that I didn't want to be a lawyer," he said.
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If the list has a main theme, it is that there are plenty of good judges who went to law school at places like Notre Dame, Marquette, the University of Georgia and the University of Miami.
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Ryan went to law school in the first primary state and has solid political connections there; but, as of late Tuesday, he hadn't yet heard if the campaign planned to send him there as a surrogate.
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When I was 10, my mom went to law school, and as a lawyer, she worked hard and overcame barriers, including the workplace sexual harassment that so many women faced at the time and still face today.
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Before he went to law school, moved to Chicago, married Michelle, and started his political career, a young Obama lived on the top floor of a beautiful brownstone in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York.
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Marriage to a man she wed shortly before her first trial, who believed so fervently in her innocence that he went to law school to aid in her defense, unraveled in the years that followed her acquittal.
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Heni Weisfogel, a mother of four who went to law school at age 40 and then became a high school teacher and administrator, reluctantly retired last year and moved from Highland Park, N.J., to Boca Raton, Fla.
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After leaving the service, he went to law school intending to be a small-town prosecutor, graduating cum laude from Harvard Law in 1989, in the same class as the former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci.
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When I was 10, my mom went to law school, and as a lawyer she worked hard and overcame barriers including the workplace sexual harassment that so many women faced at the time and still face today.
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When I was 10 my mom went to law school and as a lawyers she worked hard and overcame barriers including the workplace sexual harassment that so many women faced at the time and still face today.
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London-based comic and writer Shon Faye — who went to law school and is qualified to practice commercial law, according to BuzzFeed — interpreted Ariel and Ursula's contract, and it turns out this document wasn't even close to legal.
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I had a long-term boyfriend for about 3 years and it was fun, but then I went to law school kind of late, and once I went into law school, I decided I wanted to pursue that.
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In important ways, Mr. Trump's candidates represent a sharp break from the current conservative justices, who all went to law school at Harvard or Yale and who all served on federal appeals courts in the Northeast or in California.
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Though she knew early on that she wanted to be on television, she took a detour and went to law school, and had a short-lived legal career before taking the biggest leap of her life — into TV news.
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Sometimes I wish I had gotten my PhD or at least a Master's in Biomedical Engineering before I went to law school because I honestly love school, but that would have just delayed my eventual entrance into the legal profession.
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"That's also part of why I went to law school, and I love to be able to help others, so even with writing, I love that I'm able to express myself completely and what I can say has the ability to help someone else," she continued.
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"I went to law school a long time ago, and I think Secretary Clinton learned the same thing that I did in law school, which is how to answer the question without saying the words," said Tad Devine, senior adviser to the Sanders campaign, on MSNBC Thursday.
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" On the stump, Mr. Yang summarizes his early years in a matter of minutes: After graduating from Brown University, he went to law school, spent five months as an unhappy corporate lawyer and then co-founded a business that experienced a "mini rise and maximum fall.
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Asylum law is based upon a delicate and shifting rubric of cases, known as case law, involving specific factual scenarios before tribunals of people who went to law school, who presumably vote in elections, and who have their own experiences informing their perspective of the world and the law.
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Squadron members sang group songs that included lyrics about raping women, ejaculating, and mutilation of women, and female officers and airmen were expected to tolerate it, if not sing along, said Jennifer Jones, who enlisted in the Air Force at 17, became an officer and then went to law school and rose to be a major in the Judge Advocate General's Corps.
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We met in law school, so even though when I went to law school, way back in 1969, there were less than 10% women in my class, and in fact, as I write in the book, I was trying to choose which law school to go to, and a professor at Harvard Law School said, 'We don't need any more women,' which made me quickly decide to go to Yale.
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Once upon a time, there was a guy who couldn't swing a sword and nearly peed his pants whenever he saw even a toddler-size dragon, so he went to law school, where he learned a bunch of very useful skills, and when he graduated he became a lawyer, and he was pretty O.K. at that, and it allowed him to build a life, try to build a life. Great.
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