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Criminally based LLM
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evian73  
Joined: 30 Aug 2005 Posts: 6 |
Criminally based LLM
I am coming to the end of my LL.B ~ I am taking the BVC in 2006-2007 and I will also be applying for pupillage during this time, which I pray to Buddha I get, but it is probable that I will be unsuccessful, particularly during my first application. So, I need a fall back for 2007-2008 and it must be legally based in order to help me with my second attempt at securing pupillage. Wed Aug 31, 2005 06:31 PM I am largely interested in criminal law, human rights, EU law and family law - so these are areas that I would want to further my study in.. I am very active in Amnesty International, and spend a great deal of time campaigning for specific human rights and human rights awareness.. I am going to be rather broke after the LL.B and BVC, and I will definitely need to consider working (hopefully within a law firm or law department - again, must be legally based).. So, I am wondering if anyone has any suggestions for me.. (a) the LL.M itself - any good advice? Something like International Criminal Law sounded right for me.. but do you have any other suggestions.. (b) where to study the LL.M? I doubt very much that I will be able to study abroad, as would have been my most hopeful desire, I will just not be able to afford it, plus, I have cats! I am based in London, but I wonder about distance learning and or part-time, weekend, evening study? Can anybody offer me some advice on studying part time or evenings etc? Look forward to hearing from you! Kind regards, Claudia |
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