Career Quiz: Attorney

Teaching students

Enforcing laws

Providing legal advice and representation

Performing medical procedures

Hospitals

Law firms and courts

Schools

Restaurants

Bachelor's degree

Medical degree

Law degree (Juris Doctor)

Associate's degree

A fitness test for lawyers

A cooking competition

A professional exam for lawyers to practice law

A driving test

4 years

6 years

7 years or more

5 years

Paralegal

Law clerk or associate at a law firm

Judge

Police officer

Cleaning the courtroom

Presenting evidence and arguments

Writing news articles

Selling concessions

Dentistry

Civil rights law

Architecture

Culinary arts

Criminal law

Corporate law

Family law

Estate law

Musical talent

Cooking skills

Strong communication and analytical skills

Athletic ability

Prosecute criminals

Defend individuals accused of crimes

Make laws

Issue fines

Defend the accused

Represent the government in criminal cases

Write laws

Teach law classes

Preparing meals for the jury

Cross-examining witnesses

Decorating the courtroom

Managing courtroom security

A written contract

An out-of-court testimony under oath

A court ruling

A legal fee

To write fiction books

To gather facts and legal precedents to support a case

To plan vacations

To conduct scientific experiments

A motion

A complaint

An affidavit

A brief

A summary of facts and legal arguments

A short meeting

A financial statement

A type of clothing

Chefs

Judges and paralegals

Farmers

Musicians

A form of peaceful protest

A method of resolving disputes outside of court

A fitness routine

A type of dance

Public defenders are elected, private attorneys are appointed

Public defenders are free for clients who can't afford a lawyer, private at

Public defenders work only on weekends, private attorneys work full-time

Public defenders handle civil cases, private attorneys handle criminal case

They have received their first job offer

They have been licensed to practice law

They own a bar or restaurant

They have passed a specific course in law school

Work done for high pay

Work done for free for public good

Work done in another country

Work done in a hospital

Corporate attorney

Criminal defense attorney

Family law attorney

Environmental attorney

To defend clients in criminal cases

To handle intellectual property and patent applications

To represent clients in personal injury cases

To draft wills and trusts

A court that only hears small claims

A simulated court proceeding for law students

A court for animal cases

A courtroom without a judge

To learn new languages

To fulfill ongoing education requirements to maintain their license

To become a judge

To learn cooking skills

A book of law

A past court decision used as a rule for future cases

A court-appointed attorney

A new law passed by the government

Only individuals

Only businesses

Individuals, businesses, and government entities

Only government entities