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Old 02-07-2005, 01:17 PM
KSigkid KSigkid is offline
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Firstly, how much you know about the field determines how good of a job you will do.

If it was possible, I could probably step in a courtroom tomorrow and try to be a lawyer, but since I never studied law (besides that one semester in contract law ) I probably won't do a good job. And I think it's the same with teaching.

Probably not - there are rules of procedure, etc., that 99 % of us on here would not be able to follow. I'd venture to say that any reputable judge would throw us out of the courtroom before we could even get started.
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Old 02-07-2005, 01:22 PM
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Probably not - there are rules of procedure, etc., that 99 % of us on here would not be able to follow. I'd venture to say that any reputable judge would throw us out of the courtroom before we could even get started.
Are you even legally allowed to serve as an attorney without a JD?

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