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Passing the Bar Exam

When I was a child, I loved watching television programs about criminal court cases. I enjoyed watching a skillful criminal attorney find a way to get his client off the hook. During high school, I even thought about becoming a lawyer myself. If you’re preparing to become a criminal attorney, you might be studying for the bar exam. This comprehensive test causes many prospective lawyers to miss a few nights of sleep. One good idea when studying for this exam is to talk with other criminal attorneys. This is a great way to learn firsthand about procedures, laws, and interesting cases. On this blog, you will learn how to jumpstart your criminal law career by studying successfully for the bar exam.

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Driving under the influence of alcohol or narcotics is something that millions of Americans do each year. Nearly 1.1 million Americans were arrested for driving under the influence in 2015 alone. Being caught driving under the influence can have a big impact on a person's life. Not only can an arrest stay on a person's record and impact their future, but a DUI charge can also have a major financial impact as well. Read More 

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Driving while intoxicated, known as DWI, can cause you a lot of legal and financial problems. However, if you are like a lot of people out there, you might have some incorrect information that could end up making things worse for you when you decide to get behind the wheel despite your intake of alcohol. The following myths are believed by many, and you should know about them so that you don't allow yourself to be put in a bad situation. Read More 

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