Becoming a barrister is an arduous process. Legal Week takes you through it.
April 07, 2004 at 08:03 PM
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Step 1
Get your degree
A qualifying law degree is a first step on the road to becoming a barrister. It will exempt you from the CPE if it covers all seven ‘foundations of legal knowledge: obligations I (contract) & II (tort); criminal law; equity and law of trusts; law of the European Union; property law and public law. Once completed, and within seven years of graduation, you can then apply for the
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