that's good to know. hope you become a world-wide famous lawyer!!! or that other type of lawyer that only works in the courtroom. what was it again?lol

A lot of work but things are operating at least.

hey, how's life/college going?

lol, yep, that's basically around the world (well, not really...). You're lucky you don't have to do more than basic math. Hehe, I'm thinking of majoring in the science field so I probably need as much math as I can get. You learn weird things and things like "Integrals" in which I've never in my life heard before lol!! Oh, and btw, you look kind of how I pictured you would lol! Straaaaange...but that's me!

I'm in the UK, Wales specifically.

"An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth leaves the whole world blind and starving." Sentences are not punishments of vengeance, punishment and vengeance are simply a part of the sentence.

I haven't had to do more than basic maths for a good three years now, thankfully.

well yeah, i agree that law should be in every country. i kind of think that Hannibal's law, "An eye for an eye" would be good but then i learned that, that philosophy won't get anything done and no one really learns anything or gets a second chance, although it would perhaps be good to teach a person who (Just as an example) hit another in the back with a bat get hit themself with a bat and see how it feels. But that might stir up more anger...

I was wondering, what country are you in? you probably already know i'm in the US.

well, i must be going to do my calc homework. for some odd reason, my teacher decided to dump a lot of homework on the class today.

We absolutely have to take those for our GCSE's but after that we've got free-reign really.

Law matters in pretty much every civilized country. The extent to which it's enforced varies, but disputes will always arise, and that's when the law comes in.

ooooohhhh. I thought you lived in the U.S. lol! yeah, I think we have to take a Calc, English, Science and History. Although i shouldn't worry too much on Calc since I'm takin it this year.

That sounds like a lot of years in college/university. Does law really matter where you are?

To be honest, now that everyone and their dog goes to university, having a degree won't really impress people anymore, but a law degree is handy in pretty much any job you might choose because everyone loves legal experience (it means they don't have to pay as much for a lawyer).

I'm in my second year now, and then next year will be my last year on this current degree course. Then should I choose to take the Bar Vocational Course (which I recently discovered the price of and am therefore reconsidering my choice to do so =/) it'll be another three years on top of that, and then another year under apprenticeship, before I can actually start practicing as a Barrister (providing I do well enough in my degree).

In our universities we have a set of different modules, some of which may not even relate to the degree in question. In America I'm told you have to take even more different ones (like a guy I know who's doing engineering had to take a calculus course, which does relate in a way but it's not just straight engineering). So I don't know about biology.

Is it hard to get a job with any degree or a law degree? Oh, btw, how many years before you can finally graduate and earn your degree? I'm actually still in high school lol, but it's finally my senior year! Then I can finally pursue what I really want to learn about except that don't you have to take general ed. in college? That stinks if you have to. lol