law student

About 10 percent of the law students are black, university officials said.

They now make up more than 13 percent of law students.

During the war years, many law students were called to service.

The office is now using law students to work on many cases.

If you were a law student, the choice was easy.

This year, 13 law students have taken on 99 cases.

After the war, he returned to become a law student.

Each university has 500-800 teaching staff and over 5000 law students.

The competition is open only to first year law students.

The police said the woman was a law student at Columbia.

She'd gone to college with a lot of finance and law students.

She is a law student who does not want to put relationships above her career.

This competition is open to all first and second year law students in any university.

While still law students, they married on June 1, 1991.

He is the star center of his university basketball team and a law student.

The study on the law students left two unanswered questions.

Then about five or six law students would come every week."

Someone from his old neighborhood, or perhaps a fellow law student?

But the judge was an ambitious law student even back then.

That morning I enrolled at the university as a first year law student.

"I thought she came to town to be a law student, leave the spotlight behind."

He looks like a law student who's been studying for three days without sleep.

As a law student might suppose, it will take years of study to understand how that could be true.

"What were women law students after all, only soft men."

"This is obvious to any law student in his second year," he said.