A first-year law student is questioning her decision to attend law school, since she knows she doesn't want to practice law. She asks Hillary Mantis if a law degree can help her pursue a career in academia or the justice system.
March 08, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Dear Hillary:
I am currently a first year law student. When I began law school, I knew it was because I wanted my law degree and I did not necessarily want to be a lawyer. However, I am now questioning my decision. The thought of being a professor or working for victims’ rights and/or criminology is more appealing to me than practicing law.
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