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'The work of a solicitor is quite different from that of a barrister' Outline the work of the two professions and consider whether this statement is accurate.
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b)`The work of a solicitor is quite different from that of a barrister` Outline the work of the two professions and consider whether this statement is accurate. In the legal profession, there are two main categories of a lawyer. These two categories are barristers and solicitors. Between the two there are differences such as their training, their wages as well as their individual roles. In this essay, I will be discussing the different areas and how they differ. I will also compare them to each other and will analyse and evaluate them. To train as a barrister, you need a degree of at least at upper second class honors. If the degree is in law then the graduate can go onto the next stage of training. However, if the degree is in another subject than law, then the student must do a Common Professional Examination or then a Postgraduate Diploma in Law...
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