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#Virginia State Police

Frequently Asked Questions

Are law enforcement officers subject to the background check when purchasing firearms?

Law enforcement offices are not exempt from the federal misdemeanor crime of domestic violence disqualification and therefore, must consent to a background check when purchasing firearms. The exception to this requirement is the purchase of a duty weapon from a licensed firearms dealer on behalf of an Employer s Certification Letter.

Is a concealed handgun permit issued in another state valid or recognized in Virginia?

States with which Virginia has entered into concealed handgun permit reciprocity agreements, or which Virginia will grant recognition, are listed on our Reciprocity and Recognition page.

Are Virginia concealed handgun permits issued to non-Virginia residents?

Virginia Code Section 18.2-308.06 authorizes the issuance of ... Read more »

#Virginia State Police - Selected State Laws Pertaining to Firearms

18.2-283 Carrying Weapon into Place of Religious Worship

18.2-283.1 Carrying Weapon to Courthouse

18.2-286.1 Shooting from Vehicle

18.2-287.4 Carrying Loaded Firearms in Public Areas

18.2-295 Registration of Machine Guns

18.2-300 Possession or Use of Sawed-Off Shotgun or Rifle

18.2-308 Carrying Concealed Weapons

18.2-308.01 Carrying a Concealed Handgun with a Permit

18.2-308.02 Application for a Concealed Handgun Permit; Virginia Resident

18.2-308.09 Disqualifications for a Concealed Handgun Permit

18.2-308.010 Renewal of Concealed Handgun Permit

18.2-308.013 Suspension or Revocation of Permits

18.2-308.015 Inclusion of Supreme Court Website on Application

18.2-308.1 Possession of Weapon on School Property

18.2-308.1:1 Possession or Transportation of a Firearm by Persons Acquitted by Reason ... Read more »

An Online   masters degree  may be a recommended. or required next step for moving forward in your career. Today’s students’ options now include online masters degree programs that are often well-suited to busy working adults. Typical online masters degrees take from one to three years to earn depending on the course of study, the candidate’s time commitment, and other factors.

Some professional areas, such as business leadership and management, postsecondary teaching, research, engineering, and many other opportunities require graduate-level education. Additionally, the   unemployment rate for masters degree holders was only 2.8%. as opposed to [ii] :

• 3.5% for Bachelor’s degree holders
• 4.5% for Associate’s degree holders
• 6% for those with a high school diploma

Additionally, occupations that typically require a master’s degree for entry are projected to grow the fastest fro ... Read more »

Degree of any class shows the level of your knowledge and education. MBA degree is also made to show that you have capable to solve all managerial problems. MBA degrees will enable to you to find the solution of big corporate problems. If you sincerely study and follow the recommendations of the teachers who taught you the different subjects of MBA, you will become master of business administration in real sense with this degree.

Subjects of MBA degree are very logical and useful for today business environment and even if you study MBA through correspondence, you can live solve your every topic after discussing online with google apps. Almost all the business schools in India and abroad are using google apps educational version. So, there is no worry about difficult topic understanding, time of learning and many others facts, you can tell for delaying to obtain this professional degree.

Sometime, you can stop yourself to obtain MBA degree that without getting MBA fro ... Read more »

1. What is the law of supply?

Law of Supply

2. Law of Supply

It states that at higher prices, producers are willing to offer more products for sale than at lower prices.

It states that the supply increases as prices increase and decreases as prices decrease.

It states that those already in business will try to increase productions as a way of increasing profits.

3. What’s difference between Law of Supply from the Law of Demand?

4. Like the law of demand, the law of supply demonstrates the quantities that will be sold at a certain price. But unlike the law of demand, the supply relationship shows an upward slope. This means that the higher the price, the higher the quantity supplied. Producers supply more at a higher price because selling a higher quantity at a higher price increases revenue.

5. Time and Supply

Unlike the demand relationship, however, the supply relationship is a factor of time. Time is important to supply ... Read more »

#Washington Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers - WACDL

Longview's public defender costs continue to rise

Daily News Online: The increase is driven by a state Supreme Court decision on maximum public defender caseloads, and city leaders say there is little to do aside from meet the requirement.

History of Abuse Seen in Many Girls in Juvenile System

New York Times: As many as 80 percent of the girls in some states’ juvenile justice systems have a history of sexual or physical abuse, according to a report released Thursday.

Alternatives to reform prisons to reduce outsourcing and reoffending

Seattle Times: Keeping inmates close to families will keep our communities safer, and maintain the focus on corrections, not the warehousing of prisoners.

Yakima County wins program to cut jail costs

Yakima Herald: After more than two years of planning, Yakima County is now set to implement a pre-trial program that will allow sus ... Read more »

We are a boutique law firm with a family atmosphere. We realize that our clients are in need of help and we make it our mission to create the most comfortable environment possible for our clients. Over the last 30 years, we have been providing legal services pertaining to bankruptcy, workers compensation and disability to the Athens, Georgia metropolitan area. We have assisted all types of clients from commercial businesses to individuals.

Here at Morgan Morgan, we are dedicated to providing you with superior service not to be found elsewhere. No problem is too big or too small for us to help. Whether you have lost your job, can’t keep up with medical bills, are behind on your mortgage and fighting to keep your house or have an outstanding amount of tax debt, we are the firm for you. We don’t see a dime unless we turn over a favorable decision for our clients.

Not only do we serve the Athens area, we service other counties as well such as:

• Walton Count ... Read more »

#Virginia Department of Labor and Industry

Labor Law

Labor and Employment Law

This Web site provides information about the Commonwealth of Virginia's Labor and Employment laws.

The Virginia Labor and Employment Law Division protects important employees rights such as minimum wage. Through our Child Labor Division, we help ensure that young people have the opportunity to work in jobs that do not endanger them or interfere with their education.

The Labor and Employment Law Division investigates complaints alleging violations of labor laws, conducts settlement and informal conferences with employers to settle minimum wage disputes, prepares final orders and assesses civil money penalties against employers to gain compliance, assists in civil or criminal court actions against employers to gain compliance and administers the work permit program for all 14 and 15 year-old minors employed in the Commonwealth.

Spea ... Read more »

There are various good law schools in many parts of the world. Although most of the prestigious and most competitive ones are located in the U.S. and United Kingdom, there are still numbers of good schools for lawyers to practice and study law.

Entering a law school is not a decision one must make overnight. It is best to go over the list of good schools for lawyers and read as many reviews as you can. Choose a good law school based on its academic competitiveness, number of years in education and its graduates.  Among the good law schools are listed below.

1. 1.    University of Virginia: Founded by Thomas Jefferson in 1819, UV School of Law is the fourth oldest active law schools in the States. It benchmarks for competitiveness, strict policy and selective admission of law students to guarantee quality education. Its lawyers’ training is manifested by its high-ranking appointment of law clerks on the United States Supreme Court in 2000-. ... Read more »

#Visa Bulletin For August 2015

A. STATUTORY NUMBERS

1. This bulletin summarizes the availability of immigrant numbers during August. Consular officers are required to report to the Department of State documentarily qualified applicants for numerically limited visas; U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services in the Department of Homeland Security reports applicants for adjustment of status. Allocations were made, to the extent possible, in chronological order of reported priority dates, for demand received by July 10th. If not all demand could be satisfied, the category or foreign state in which demand was excessive was deemed oversubscribed. The cut-off date for an oversubscribed category is the priority date of the first applicant who could not be reached within the numerical limits. Only applicants who have a priority date earlier than the cut-off date may be allotted a number. If it becomes necessary during the monthly allocation proces ... Read more »

According to Newton s first law, an object in motion continues in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. It is the natural tendency of objects to keep on doing what they re doing. All objects resist changes in their state of motion. In the absence of an unbalanced force, an object in motion will maintain its state of motion. This is often called the law of inertia .

The law of inertia is most commonly experienced when riding in cars and trucks. In fact, the tendency of moving objects to continue in motion is a common cause of a variety of transportation injuries - of both small and large magnitudes. Consider for instance the unfortunate collision of a car with a wall. Upon contact with the wall, an unbalanced force acts upon the car to abruptly decelerate it to rest. Any passengers in the car will also be decelerated to rest if they are strapped to the car by seat belts. Being strapped tightly to the car, the p ... Read more »

#Wachtell Lipton Rosen - Katz

Ratings Rankings *

Chambers Top Departments

Corporate/M A: The Elite

Financial Services Regulation: Financial Institutions M A

What do these ratings mean?

from Brian Dalton, Breaking Media Director of Research

The ATL School and Firm Insiders Survey asks self-identified current students, alumni, and practicing lawyers to rate major aspects of life at their law school (academics, social life, clinical training, career services, financial aid advising) and/or law firm (compensation, hours, morale, culture, training). We then translate these ratings into letter grades, where the mean score for each particular ratings category is the equivalent of a “B.”

We require a minimum threshold of responses for each institution before we publish any survey-based ratings content. Using a standard formula for statistical validity, we adhere to a threshold that gives us an 85% ... Read more »

The Oregon Department of Justice is responsible for general counsel and supervision of all civil actions and legal proceedings in which the state is a party or has an interest. The Department, through the Attorney General, also has full charge and control of all the state's legal business that requires the services of an attorney or legal counsel.

The Governor of Oregon is the top executive of the government of Oregon. The governor is the commander-in-chief of Oregon's Military Department. Power is granted to the governor to mobilize and deploy state military forces. The governor has the power to veto legislation, which can be overridden by a two-thirds majority in both houses of the legislature, and can veto particular items from an appropriations or emergency bill while leaving others intact.

The Secretary of State provides strategic, legislative and policy guidance for the agency; provides access to the permanently valuable records of Oregon government and also pu ... Read more »

A law clerk. sometimes referred to as an "associate" or "judicial assistant," is a person who works directly for a judge in a court. As a rule, applicants who are chosen for law clerk jobs are recent law school graduates. In most jurisdictions, law clerk jobs are available in local or state courts, appellate courts, and the nation's high court as well.

As a rule, law clerk jobs are awarded to the best and the brightest students in law school. A position as a law clerk, especially in one of the nation's higher courts, is a coveted position for a recent law school graduate. Working as a law clerk generally opens up a number of career options for a recent law school graduate. Not surprisingly, positions as a law clerk are very competitive. The duties associated with law clerk jobs will vary among jurisdictions, as well as among the different courts within a jurisdiction.

In the United States, law clerk jobs are generally available at the state and federal level in the a ... Read more »

#Was it worth it?

Was it worth it?

Daianna Karaian, an alumna of the Kellogg School of Management, reveals how much of her MBA she still finds useful a year after graduation

THESE days, questioning the value of a business degree is one of the few growth industries. The Economist itself indulges in the practice from time to time. Is two years out of the job market and tens of thousands of dollars in tuition a wise investment? A year ago, as a newly-minted—and unemployed—MBA, I was sceptical.

With a background in sustainability and marketing gained from non-profits, government and small business, I went to business school to discover unexplored territory: the MBA would be my bridge into big business. I regularly pulled all-nighters poring over finance and accounting textbooks, poking into the darkest corners of Excel, and solemnly applying Little s Law to eliminate hypothetical bottlenecks in imaginary factories. Within six months I felt I ... Read more »

#Washington State Human Rights Commission

Service Animal Questions

Q. What is the law that applies to non-discrimination and Service Animals?

The Washington State Law Against Discrimination prohibits unfair practices of discrimination against a person with a disability who uses a trained dog guide or service animal. The State Human Rights Commission was created to eliminate and prevent discrimination in employment, in credit and insurance transactions, in places of public accommodation, and in real property transactions. It is considered an unfair practice to fail to reasonably accommodate a person with a disability who uses a trained dog guide or service animal.

The rules of the Washington State Law Against Discrimination defines a disability as any abnormal sensory, mental or physical condition that:

exists as a record or history

Dog guide means a dog that is trained for the purpose of guiding blind persons or a dog t ... Read more »

#Warning: A computer science degree may be a waste of your time and money

Web developer Jose Pimienta on Jan. 30, 2014.

Image: Uncredited/Associated Press

By Todd Wasserman 2014-12-16 13:06:48 UTC

When he was 15, Shlomo Zippel got his first job programming. And that was pretty much the end of his academic career.

"I had an arrangement with the principal — as long as I showed up for tests and did well in them, he wouldn't tell my parents that I wasn't at school," recalls Zippel. "Instead of getting on the school bus every morning I got on a normal bus that took me to the office I worked at." Zippel, who lived in Israel at the time, was developing software used by all major banks in the country plus Reuters Israel.

At 17, the hourly rate Zippel was making for coding was higher than his parents'. "My dad is a surgeon," Zippel says. "This might say more about how little doctors are paid in Israel though."

The tech world is fille ... Read more »

United States immigration refers to the process of non-U.S. citizens moving to the United States. Throughout history, immigration has been a difficult process. Initially, this was because of the physical difficulties of getting across the ocean to come to America, but also because of racial prejudices that made it difficult for people from certain countries to become citizens. Today, though the process for citizenship is long, the United States accepts more immigrants as permanent residents than any other country.

After transferring their visa, a person can become a permanent resident and be eligible for a Green Card. A Green Card is proof of permanent resident status. Being issued one means that a person has the right to live and work in the United States. Also, people who are permanent residents are able to apply for full citizenship after a certain period of time. Aside from transferring visas, people can be eligible for permanent resident status through work or through m ... Read more »

#WebAIM: United States Laws - Overview of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Sections 504 and 508)

Overview of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Sections 504 and 508)

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Introduction

The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 was the first major legislative effort to secure an equal playing field for individuals with disabilities. This legislation provides a wide range of services for persons with physical and cognitive disabilities. Those disabilities can create significant barriers to full and continued employment, the pursuit of independent living, self-determination, and inclusion in American society. The Rehabilitation Act has been amended twice since its inception, once in 1993 and again in 1998. The Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA) administers the Act. Two sections within the Rehabilitation Act, as amended, have impact on accessible ... Read more »

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Sokolove Law, the nation's most trusted mesothelioma law firm, is the hub of a national network of attorneys who understand the epidemic of mesothelioma, and how to successfully obtain compensation.

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People are awakening nationwide to the plague of asbestos-caused mesothelioma. They want a local law firm that understands the disease. Sokolove Law has nationwide reach with the best mesothelioma lawyers anywhere

Sokolove Law, the nation's most trusted mesothelioma law firm, is the hub of a national network of attorneys who understand the epidemic of mesothelioma, and how to successfully obtain compensation ... Read more »

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A wonderful gift for a new grandmother is our family names necklace. It is available with the word ‘Mother’ or ‘Grandma’ and comes personalized with up to five names, so it can feature all of her children in a keepsake that stays with her always. We offer a huge selection of beautiful personalized jewelry pieces your mother-in-law is sure to love.

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#Kellogg School of Management

Building a World-Class Organization Through Values Based Leadership

Leadership is clearly a big topic for the future of work, which is why a few weeks ago I interviewed Herminia Ibarra, author of Act Like a Leader, Think Like a Leader. Recently I had the privilege of speaking with Harry Kraemer, the former CEO of Baxter and now professor at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management, read

Boardroom Bound? Ten Steps To Get You There

Women have been pushing up against a granite ceiling to gain corporate board seats in the US for decades. I served on my first board, General Re, in 1990, when just 11% of the public corporate board seats were filled by women. It’s disappointing that the number of board seats held by women over the following two decades only progressed to 16% by read

The New CMO: Leading Change From The Outside In And Inside Out

This article is by Gregory S. Carpenter, ... Read more »

First things first. This isn t an MBA ranking. It s a business school ranking for popularity.

There are many excellent MBA rankings (for full-time MBA, executive MBA, part-time MBA, specialty MBA rankings) published by the leading MBA related publications like Financial Times, Businessweek, The Economist, Poets Quants.

We weren t interested in presenting old wine in a new bottle. Instead, we have tried to create new wine and present it in a familiar looking bottle (i.e. the rankings format).

The MBA Crystal Ball Bschool Ranking is not about the biggest or the best business schools in the world (based on quality of teaching or diversity of the class profile). It s also not about the highest post-MBA salaries, the average GMAT scores or for that matter anything related to the specific degrees (MBA, MPhil, MFE, PhD) they award.

Those questions have already been addressed by others. At MBA Crystal Ball we are interested in finding out the answer to anothe ... Read more »

#Welcome to Brian Leiter s Law School Rankings

Welcome

Faculty, students, and parents are, quite reasonably, interested in comparative information on the quality of different law schools. This site compiles such information about many (but, unfortunately, not all) U.S. law schools, along dimensions like faculty quality and job placement. Five or six new studies are posted each year, and are listed under Newest Rankings. Prior studies, some going back a decade, are listed under each of the subject-area categories. Each study begins with an explicit statement of the measure being utilized, often with caveats that should affect the interpretation of the results. No attempt is made to aggregate different measures, since no weighting of different elements could be justified in a principle way. Students are invited to consider measures important to them and to utilize those in selecting schools to which to apply and, ultimately, in deciding which among the schools to which you ... Read more »

#Juris Doctor Program

Juris Doctor Program

/media/Assets/Degrees" /%UCLA School of Law offers students a rigorous and engaging J.D. program. From the innovative design of our first-year curriculum, to the demanding capstone courses of the advanced curriculum, UCLA Law offers students a dynamic start to their professional life.

At UCLA Law, students begin with a remarkable first-year learning experience, which promotes optimal learning and development of their professional identities from the start. In the upper-level curriculum, students select from extensive advanced course offerings, clinics and specializations to further their individual interests and goals.

Degree Requirements

The candidate for the degree of Juris Doctor must have pursued resident (full-time) law school study for at least six semesters, and have satisfactorily completed the following:

First-Year Courses

The first year of the J.D. program provides the foundation ... Read more »

#Juris Doctor (JD) - Suffolk University

Suffolk Law School's curriculum recognizes the importance of traditional common law principles and the evolving needs of a national and global economy. 

Our mission is to prepare students to practice law in an ethical and professional manner and to use their legal skills often in combination with other professional training in business and government. Required courses involving common law and constitutional principles are balanced with a range of specialized elective courses enabling students to meet their own needs and to satisfy bar entry requirements. Traditional classroom teaching is complemented by clinical programs and internships that allow students to obtain practical experience.

The mission of the Law School is accomplished through both day and evening programs that maintain high academic quality with full-time faculty and adjunct instructors drawn from the leadership of the bench and bar.

For information abou ... Read more »

#Juris Doctor

Full-time students

In the full-time day program, Loyola offers two curricula leading to the juris doctor degree:

• Civil law for Louisiana students
• Common law for those students who will practice in other states

The requirement for the degree of juris doctor is 90 credit hours of work earned in the College of Law over a period of at least three academic years.

The curriculum for full-time students covers a period of six semesters of resident study. Full-time students will not be permitted to schedule more than 16 hours of law work in any semester without special permission from the associate dean of academic affairs of the College of Law. ABA Accreditation Standard 304(e) prohibits students from enrolling in more than 20 percent of the credits needed for graduation in one semester. Full-time first-year students must schedule 16 hours in the first semester and 15 hours in the second semester. The normal time fram ... Read more »

Federal law is the whole of the laws passed by the federal government of a country. The federal government is the government that runs the entirety of the country, rather than governments at a smaller level such as state, province, or city. Federal law is typically established in one or more documents that clearly indicate the laws that govern the whole of the country, and may be created and upheld by one or more departments within the federal government. In the United States (US) for example, federal law is created by Congress, upheld by the president, and interpreted and enforced by the Supreme Court.

The US federal law consists of the US constitution, US treaties, federal common law. and federal statutes and regulations. This makes up the body of law for the whole of the US and all citizens within the nation are considered equally protected and governed by these laws. Due to the separation of powers between different levels of government, these laws will usually not deal ... Read more »

mba program ranking generate a lot of interest and are a subjective assessment of the quality of the school or the program offered. they are generally based on questionnaire answers and compare many different aspects of mba programs or business schools.

for example, some criteria that are used to compile the rankings are:

• reputation based on the opinion and judgment of recruiters, academics and / or graduates
• salaries on graduation or salary increases of graduates
• gmat scores
• alumni attitudes towards the quality of the mba program
• academic reputation or the rating of research

looking at all the different criteria used can make it difficult to draw comparisons between different mba rankings. however, there are a few major ranking surveys that draw the attention of students, business schools and employers alike and these tend to be used most often as a benchmark to compare mba schools.

the rankings ... Read more »

#Wrongful Termination: Was Your Firing Illegal?

If you've been fired from your job, do you have grounds to challenge the termination?

If you've been fired from your job, how do you know if the termination was legal or illegal (called "wrongful termination")? Most employment is "at will," which means an employee may be fired at any time and for any reason or for no reason at all (as long as the reason is not illegal). But there are some important exceptions to the at-will rule -- and legal remedies -- that may help you keep your job or sue your former employer for wrongful termination.

Written Promises

If you have a written contract or other statement that promises you job security, you have a strong argument that you are not an at-will employee. For example, you may have an employment contract stating that you can only be fired with good cause or for reasons stated in the contract. Or, you may have an offer letter or other written document that makes pro ... Read more »

#Wrongful Termination Lawyers, Wrongful Termination Legal Help.

FREE CASE EVALUATION

Understanding Wrongful Termination

To answer the question, "What is Wrongful Termination?" (and to determine whether someone may have been wrongfully terminated), it helps to understand what the phrase "employment at-will" means.

All states have adopted the employment "at-will" doctrine to some degree, which means that employees can generally quit their jobs at any time without advanced notice or cause. It also means that an employer can generally fire or lay off their employees at any time without a reason. Employers often, and legitimately, ask employees to sign contracts or agreements that document and enforce the terms of at will employment, usually in company policy manuals.

There are exceptions to this doctrine. Employees and employers aren't allowed to breach employment contracts or agreements, or violate laws, regulations, constitutional pro ... Read more »

We Teach Craft

We focus on teaching you the fundamental principles such as plot, structure, character, voice, dialogue, description, and point of view.   These principles are taught through lectures, class discussions, writing exercises, and in-depth critiques of your writing.

Outstanding Instructors

Teaching is every bit as much of an art as writing.  Thats why all of our teachers are professional writers and professional teachers who are experts at teaching their craft.  They don't just talk about writing, they get you writing.

A Commitment To You And Your Writing

At Gotham, we take you and your writing seriously. Our classes are not therapy.  They are not a lovefest.  They are about learning to write. Gotham workshops teach you the craft and provide the structure of assignments and deadlines that get you writing.

Small Class Size

Unlike other online workshops that may have 40, 50, or eve ... Read more »

#Juvenile Curfew Laws - The Basics

Juvenile curfew laws are local ordinances that prohibit people of a certain age (usually under 18) from being in public or in a business establishment during certain hours (such as between 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.).

Juvenile curfew laws are almost always enacted at the local level, by city or county government. The legislative intent behind juvenile curfew laws is usually social order goals like prevention of crimes involving juveniles, and maintenance of the general peace.

Juvenile Curfew Laws and Exempted Activities

Almost all juvenile curfew laws identify exempted activities or exceptions under which juveniles may lawfully be out after curfew. These exceptions will vary by jurisdiction, but typically include:

• Minors accompanied by a parent or guardian
• Minors traveling to or from work
• Minors attending official school or religious events
• Minors running errands under an adult's ... Read more »

Types of mental health problems include all psychological issues. Doctors classify these problems as any disorder that interferes with the thought, feeling or behavior processes of individuals as mental health problems. Examples include anxiety issues, depression, anorexia, bulimia, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. Mental health problems affect people of different ages and cultures. Licensed psychologists or psychiatrists treat employees with mental disorders. Medical doctors can also treat these problems. Some forms of treatment include hospitalization while others only require outpatient services.

The responsibility to notify his company about a mental health issues falls on the employee. Once notified, the company must treat the information confidentially. This includes not sharing information with coworkers or anyone outside of the company without the employee's permission. When the employee meets with a mental health provider, the provider cannot discuss conversation ... Read more »

Study Law Online is an online website dedicated to guiding you in the right direction in your law career. We are here to deliver the online options for you to study law. There are a couple different things that we help you with.

• Guide you to make sure you are selecting the right online school of law
• Give you different financial options that are available for you
• Different informational links to help with school work
• Teach you to search to find a college that is suited for you
• Making sure you have your right foot forward.

Study Law Online is here to help and guide you in the right direction. We don t want to see kids ending up in the wrong program or even get suckered into schools with high tuition rates and no signs of success. Don t get locked into a bad agreement and be sure to stay on the right course with us.

1. Personal Injury :  is a legal term for an injury  to the body, mind o ... Read more »

The world of law is an exciting and ever evolving one, and many people with the right qualifications have gone on to enjoy highly lucrative and exciting careers in this field. With the help of the Concord Law School you could be one of these people.

If you want to enjoy a high level and exciting career in the area of law then you will find plenty of options available to you. However, you have to remember that law has become a highly competitive and cutting edge area, and today it is more important than ever to display expertise and relevant qualifications in order to beat off the competition. The Concord Law School can help you to achieve these qualifications in order to jump-start your career and provide you with a brighter future.

The Concord Law School boasts innovation and modern learning methods, and is the first institution to offer a JD Degree earned completely online. This is the ideal solution for those with current career or other commitments such as family ... Read more »

#Juris Doctor

​​​​Vermont Law School is committed to developing a generation of leaders who use the power of the law to make a difference in our communities and the world. Our environmental and energy, ​​international, public interest and clinical law programs are among the best in the nation. Here are just a few things that set us apart

• ​​​​​Accessibility We are making legal education more accessible by offering a Two-Year Accelerated JD program. as well as m erit and need-based scholarship aid​.

Meaningful Careers In addition to law firms, our graduates​ work in government, nonprofit organizations, and the private sector, where there is demand for smart, talented ​lawyers who want to make a significant impact. Vermont Law School has one of the widest graduate dispersal rates among U.S. law schools. Our alumni work in all 50 states and in countries around the world.​​​​

Passion Our ... Read more »

The federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program, established by Congress in 2007, offers debt relief to graduates employed in public service. The program serves graduates from many types of U.S. institutions, including law schools. PSLF provides an incentive for individuals who make long-term commitments to employment in public-interest fields. After a law school graduate has made 120 separate monthly payments toward his loans while employed with a qualifying, public-interest-law employer, the program will forgive the remainder of the individual's federal loans. PSLF covers loans incurred under the current direct loan program, as well as previous types of federal loans consolidated into an individual's direct consolidation loan.

Attorneys can also seek state-specific programs in their own states. Some state bar associations, as well as other state and local organizations, offer loan repayment help for public-interest lawyers. To receive assistance, law school graduates m ... Read more »

Education is a broad field that involves the study and practical application of teaching kindergarten through 12th grade students in both public and private schools. College education programs are categorized into many specialty areas of teaching, typically at the middle and high school levels, which include subjects like mathematics, English, science, history, art education, health, and more. In addition, the area of general education is sufficient to learn didactic theory and methodology for teaching at the primary school level, which consists of kindergarten through 5th grade. Some online courses in education focus on early childhood education, which involves the study of development of three to five year olds, as well as literacy and creative expression for this age group.

Online education courses prepare students with the knowledge and skills necessary to manage and instruct a classroom by focusing on two main areas of concentration: cognitive development (the study of ... Read more »