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By Brett Gilbert
Career Opportunities in Criminal Law:
A Program for Law Students and Recent Law School Graduates
Tuesday, March 25, 2008 6:30-8 pm
All Law & Order fans step this way! Come hear our distinguished panel of criminal law attorneys discuss the various settings in which one can practice criminal law, the skills one should develop in preparing for such a career, and the life of the criminal law attorney. Come learn what keeps these attorneys so dedicated to their work and how you can follow in their footsteps! A reception will follow and light refreshments will be served.
Speaker:
BARRY KAMINS
President, New York City Bar
Sponsored by:
Committee on Law Student Perspectives, Jodi Savage, Chair
Please RSVP to Jodi Savage, Chair of the Committee on Law Student Perspectives, at lspchairman@yahoo.com
Full post as published by Touro Law Center Career Services Office on March 03, 2008 (boomark / email).
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