Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The law degree you never use but mention all the time.
• He can hide behind that law degree all he wants, counselor.
• Berkeley, and then Yale, for my law degree.
• Deb before not having a law degree...
• You ever regret it, not getting your law degree?
• She was a paralegal before she completed her online law degree.
• Pam Gower did her law degree at Bolt, passed the bar in 2002.
• Everyone with a law degree, take a hike.

• have a university degree in law, or a recognised qualification in law, obtained as recognition for proven experience in the field of intellectual property or plant variety registration,
• Professional bodies, say in the United Kingdom, recognize that a degree in law from a British university goes some way to meeting the professional qualifications for a lawyer but not necessarily a degree in law from a French university.
• You must have a level of education corresponding to a full university course of at least three years' duration attested by a degree in law.
• Degree in Law at the University of Athens (Greece).
• a university degree in law giving entitlement to undertake postgraduate studies,
• Degree in Law (without specialisation), University of Groningen (1967)
• university degree in Law, Business Administration, Finance or Economics or equivalent university degree(s),
• I have a double degree in law and social work.