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<title>C.Miller: Help.. Plz</title>
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<description>Scots law may suit you equally as well, depending on where you want to practice law at a later stage. Don&#39;t forget that Scots criminal law relies heavily on the common law. Scottish law also combines elements of Civil Law.

This pluralistic legal system will give you a very good overview of both Civil and common law systems!

I&#39;m sure you will have covered these fundamentals about our the differences in legal systems between England and Scotland on your BA. 

Have a look for fast-track graduate LL.B programmes in Scotland such as the two year options from: 

Strathclyde
http://www.law.strath.ac.uk/courses/llb.htm
Edinburgh
http://www.law.ed.ac.uk/ug/graduate.asp
Glasgow
http://www.law.gla.ac.uk/Law/GenericPage.aspx?ID=180&amp;TabID=2&amp;MenuID=25&amp;SubMenuID=89

Good luck, wherever you decide to study.

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