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Post by gilgamesh23 » Fri Sep 09, 2011 11:23 pm

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Re: Intent to study law question

Post by kalvano » Fri Sep 09, 2011 11:25 pm

I always find the best way to start a new career is by asking how to cheat, lie, and defraud the licensing agency on a public forum.

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Post by gilgamesh23 » Fri Sep 09, 2011 11:45 pm

kalvano wrote:I always find the best way to start a new career is by asking how to cheat, lie, and defraud the licensing agency on a public forum.
not the intent, I've had a job since I was 13 years old. Some of these places would be very difficult to find information about

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Re: Intent to study law question

Post by kalvano » Fri Sep 09, 2011 11:55 pm

gilgamesh23 wrote:
kalvano wrote:I always find the best way to start a new career is by asking how to cheat, lie, and defraud the licensing agency on a public forum.
not the intent, I've had a job since I was 13 years old. Some of these places would be very difficult to find information about

I don't think they require jobs from that far back. If I recall correctly, mine was since I was 18 or the last 7 / 10 years. You can always call and ask the Board about it, I did a few times and they were very pleasant and helpful.

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Re: Intent to study law question

Post by gilgamesh23 » Sat Sep 10, 2011 12:03 am

I don't think they require jobs from that far back. If I recall correctly, mine was since I was 18 or the last 7 / 10 years. You can always call and ask the Board about it, I did a few times and they were very pleasant and helpful.[/quote]

I will do just that

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Post by gilgamesh23 » Sat Sep 10, 2011 12:04 am

another question, what's the benefits/advantages of MBE vs. a state bar exam?

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gilgamesh23 wrote:another question, what's the benefits/advantages of MBE vs. a state bar exam?

Can't help you there. Haven't looked into it. Texas has such a ridiculously difficult bar that pretty much everyone accepts as equal to their own.

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