Synonyms for law degree
law de·gree

Princeton's WordNet

1. law degreenoun

   degree conferred on someone who successfully completes law school

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1. Ruwan Wijewardene:

   Most of the bombers are well-educated, come from economically strong families. Some of them went abroad for studies, one of them we know went to the U.K., then went to Australia for a law degree. Foreign partners, including the U.K., are helping us with those investigations.

2. Ed Swanson:

   Tom is a hardworking, decent man with a long history of service to his community and his country, a U.S. Navy veteran who served his country during Desert Storm, Tom received a law degree and is a well-respected attorney. Tom has worked at Apple for 14 years, where he is now its head of Global Security. His entire professional career has been founded on the belief that a good leader models ethics and integrity, and he does not deserve to have his good name tarnished by these baseless charges.

3. Ruwan Wijewardene:

   One of them we know went to the U.K., then went to Australia for a law degree. Foreign partners, including the U.K., are helping us with those investigations.

4. La La Anthony:

   It started with the Alice Marie Johnson case, alice Marie Johnson was like,' I really think I want to pursue my law degree,'.

5. Jerry Springer:

   For the first time in my life, I am going to be called honorable, my career is coming full circle and I finally get to put my law degree to use after all these years.