What does the classification 1L, 2L and 3L mean in the American Law system? Is it pre-law or post-law?

Question

What is the equivalent level in the British system?

Answer 1

Its unofficial, so its not really a classification at all. More like slang...and dumb slang at that.

Answer 2

Its neither pre-law or post-law. A 1L is in their first year of Law School, a 2L in their second, and a 3L in their third and final year.

Answer 3

One graduates from law school in the U.S. after 3 years. A "1L" is simply a law student in his/her 1st year of law school. A "2L" is in his second year; a "3L" is in his third.

Unfortunately I am not familiar with the UK system.

Answer 4

In order for Christianity to have any validity, it has to denigrate the Jewish faith. What is a Mitzvah? Lireally it means "commandment" or "Law" but it is so much more, it is such a beautiful thing that connects us to the Infinite one. We learn that Hashem gave us negative commandments because He loves us. What does that mean? After all, a negative commandment is something we are forbidden to do, so how does that show love. Here's the answer. Even when a Jew is not engaged in any positive commandment, even if he is doing nothing, he is not transgressing the negative commandments and gets zchar (merit) for this. Every time a Jew says a Brachah (a blessing) on food, he acknowledges (even if only for a couple seconds) that everything he has, he must show appreciation for, no matter how small, and he takes nothing for granted, not even a tiny sip of water. Mitzvot are the ultimate expression of what a Jew is, for even the smallest of the Jews is compared to a rimon (pomegranate) which is filled with seeds (Mitzvot).

Answer 5

1L is a first year law student. 2L is a second year. 3L is a third year law student. I don't know what the british equivalent is.