What is your actual first name?

[bullmoose88]

Panayiotis.

(Don't try this at home)

Uhh...I tried...my mouth is now broken...how does one fix this?

[bullmoose88]

Panayiotis.

(Don't try this at home)

Uhh...I tried...my mouth is now broken...how does one fix this?

Lawsuit?

Not a laywer yet damnit.

[bullmoose88]

How does one become a laywer?

Get a JD or LLB from an ABA accredited university (or one thats been provisionally accredited), then pass the bar in your particular state (unless your state allows otherwise.  Ie Wisconsin will let you join their state bar by having a law degree from either UW Madison or I believe Marquette.  NY still has an arcane rule that you can go one year at [NY?] law school and take the NY bar).  Of course while I dont believe its a state bar requirement you're going to need a 4 year college degree to gain admission to an ABA law school.

[bullmoose88]

How does one become a laywer?

Get a JD or LLB from an ABA accredited university (or one thats been provisionally accredited), then pass the bar in your particular state (unless your state allows otherwise.  Ie Wisconsin will let you join their state bar by having a law degree from either UW Madison or I believe Marquette.  NY still has an arcane rule that you can go one year at [NY?] law school and take the NY bar).  Of course while I dont believe its a state bar requirement you're going to need a 4 year college degree to gain admission to an ABA law school.

I know how to be a lawyer. But how does one become a laywer?

My apologies, but I fail to see the difference in the two questions.  Could you explain what you mean?

[bullmoose88]

How does one become a laywer?

Get a JD or LLB from an ABA accredited university (or one thats been provisionally accredited), then pass the bar in your particular state (unless your state allows otherwise.  Ie Wisconsin will let you join their state bar by having a law degree from either UW Madison or I believe Marquette.  NY still has an arcane rule that you can go one year at [NY?] law school and take the NY bar).  Of course while I dont believe its a state bar requirement you're going to need a 4 year college degree to gain admission to an ABA law school.

I know how to be a lawyer. But how does one become a laywer?

My apologies, but I fail to see the difference in the two questions.  Could you explain what you mean?

Law is fine and all, but I want to practice lay by becoming a laywer.

Oh bah I see it.  Dick.  Bet you got a good chuckle out of that. Ass. Meanwhile I'm wiping egg off my face.