dealing with education or law
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it would most likely be law...
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Law - but I'm biased, I'm an attorney.  But, if I could go to school for the rest of my life - I would love to study literature or medicine.
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It's best to look at it country by country.  Some countries like South Africa are doing a lot of education.  Others are denying it's a problem and not doing anything.  I'd grab a few countries and look on Google for each one.
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Ask a lawyer about what you can do.
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do you mean law? Well you cannot practice if you have obtained the law degree without attending regular classes, that is the Bar Council of India's regulation. You should stop immediately if you are studying to practice law in courts.
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As a qualified lawyer, I would say that law is the most interesting of all studies one could undertake. It is vital in every aspect of one's life and in fact, what surprises me is that it's not a compulsory subject in schools. After all, every area of our life is governed by laws from the day we are born till the day we die - why would we not learn about it in our formal education?
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get legal assistance . . .
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http://about.com/education/\n\nThis is very helpful.
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This is the web site for the University of Pretoria Law School. The bottom right side has a Contact Us link. I would think someone might be able to help. If only by telling you who to contact. I truely hope this helps you.\n\nhttp://www.up.ac.za/academic/law/index.htm
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Take as many writing and speech classes as you can handle. You'll need them. I also suggest taking some law classes at OSU; constitutional law mainly.
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www.lsac.com will give you all the resources you need, including links and breakdowns of schools offering particular legal sepcializations.  Good luck.
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Go through the courts
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You can find some info here: http://www.coursework4you.co.uk/sprtcasec211.htm
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This is not an ordinary case...... you can sue this administrator if you think it is necessary... but i think the best solution is to transfer to another school...... be careful......they hold the "power"......call the attention of the principal or the parents-teachers-association.... as soon as possible before its too late.... take action!!!!
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You should maybe speak to the Law society !!
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Not really sure...but the UK Department for Education and Skills is a good place to start (probably) check out their website
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Talk to the principal of the school.  I'm sure they can arrange something.\n\nSue them if they don't see things your way.