I wonna get a Master degree in law. Where can I get it Brooklyn New york??
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If you live in New York, you have a lot of options. I have decided to list them.\n\nColumbia Law School\nCUNY Law School\nNYU Law School\nBrooklyn Law School\nSaint John's School of Law\nPace University School of Law\nFordam University School of Law\n\nIn fact, check out: http://www.alllaw.com/state_resources/new_york/law_schools/\n\nClick on the schools that interest you!!!!!It takes you directly to the site of each school.
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I do not live in New York, but have been a court reporter for 18 years.  I did a check on schools in New York State (since I don't know what city you're in - or if you were referring to New York City itself) and the link is to all of the schools in the state.\n\nYou can also check the NCRA Web site and see if they have any listed.
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contact your local bar association tell them what you are looking for. they will connect you with what you need
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Civil law sucks no matter what state you are in.  It is boring and teadious reaserch.  You might try going to a few different search engines, typing in New York State Civil coeds, or even branch out into New York State post mortam law.  Get a veriaty of sources, because 3 sources might not have what you need, but the fourth one may have a case file refrence were the situation has been to court before.  It's all about the reaserch....I am devorced, but I kept my house, my cars, and I have custody oof my kid.  And I did it on my own without an attourny.  It's all about the research.  Good luck
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Harvard is one.and there's suny brook .try them
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New York Institute of Technology.\n\nOr NYU...if you can get in.
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If you're smart enough to think about college, you should be resourceful enough to know how to find out what colleges offer criminal justice courses and majors.\n\nMost famous one is John Jay in New York - look around to get more.
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You can do that, but it's not a double major.  The master's in law will have to follow the bachelor's.  As long as the master's is not getting a law degree designed for the bar exam, the whole run should take about 6-7 years so yes, it is longer and more expensive than a 4 year bachelors degree. A master's in anything is more advantageous than a bachelor's alone.  Be sure the two degrees complement each other though. I'm not sure how criminal justice and business law relate in the job market.
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What kind of help do you need? Are you looking for Court Cases in New York? Or do you need an Attorney/Law Firm in New York to help with an Education Case?
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bad idea. it is best to go to a law school that is accredited by the american bar association (ABA). This will help you not only find a good job as an attorney, but will also allow you to take the bar exam.  Going to law school is a great idea, but you must go to an ABA accredited school if you truly want to learn the law and have an easier time finding employment after you have gotten your J.D.  In addition, it is best to try to go to a law school that is first tier prior to going to a law school that is 2nd, 3rd or 4th tier.  The tier system in ranking law schools (see US News and World Report because they have the rankings for law schools) will determine even what firms will give you a shot. I attended a first tier law school accredited by the ABA and do not regret my decision. Best of luck searching for law schools and in your legal endeavors.
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As far as I know, every ABA approved law school requires the LSAT.  And if you really want to be a successful attorney, you need to go to an ABA approved school.  You should really spend some time studying the LSAT and doing some practice tests before you give up.  If you find any school that accepts students without an LSAT (which will be tough) chances are their employment rates and salaries are very low.  Do yourself a favor and study hard to get into an ABA approved school.  You can take an LSAT prep course at Kaplan, and if you don't improve you can take the course again, or even get a refund in some cases.\n\nIf you are serious about becoming a lawyer, you need to be serious about going to a school that will get you a job.  You don't want to spend three years and thousands of dollars to study law and not be able to get a job!!
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Because I'm from a Commonwealth country and my country applying English Law rather than American Law, I recommend you to consider UK as your first choice. The recent top law school is University of Kentucky, College of Law but the legendary college for its continous excellent will be King's College, University or London. But, if you're intended to pursue your Master in US, Harvard University is the best.
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Well, if you plan to move to America you should first decide what city or look at a few and go to their police stations and ask them what they recommend as being the best law school. But yeah, definitely talk with some officers. They won't mind at all.
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If you are interested in a career in law enforcement, Albany NY has one of the best schools of criminal justice in the nation. The FBI requires a masters degree, however your degree need not be in a law related field. Lawyers, computer tech. and CJ majors are just of a few of the degrees the FBI looks for. So does the college really matter..no just the degree.
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If you want to go to into law inforcement you have to go to some kind of an academy afterward, like the police academy or fbi academy.  Or you could go to law school, but i don't think there are any real good openings.
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state university of new york has online classes\nuniversity of north texas also\nboth are accredited universities
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Here is a list of law schools, then maybe look up each one that interests you individually:  http://www.law.warwick.ac.uk/lcc/lawschools.html