I'm in the US - anyway, I have noticed that some law programs (UConn) require you to have an undergrad degree first and then u will be elgible to apply while others (rutgers-camden) say just apply directly to the law school..... why is this? where is a good place for communications law to practice and how I can get into that field? last thing - once you get ur JD degree can u study any area of law (criminal, insurance, personal injury, etc)?
2007-01-28
11:02:46
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