Legal Education, from Life in the USA: The Complete Guide for Immigrants and Americans

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Legal Education
After a three year attendance at law school, which requires a prior college education, lawyers will take a state "bar" examination and, if they pass the examination and an honesty review by the state's bar association, will be "admitted" to practice law in that state. The term "the bar" refers to lawyers while the term "the bench" refers to judges.

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