I want to do LAW course?
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here is a list of online la courses hope this helps\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=law+course+online
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get legal assistance . . .
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My aim is to be a lawer which I am now.
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You will either want to become a peace officer or lawyer.\n\nYou could get a paralegal degree. Ask at your school.
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Try Oregon's bar association or the National Bar Association
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You should contact INS for specifics on how to do that. Or you could even ask a local court cler, for a start. It's good that you are being honest and that you are looking for the proper way to become legal. Congrats on your wedding!
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http://www.asianlaws.org/\nthey offer courses in cyber laws
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There are LSAC member Canadian law schools that require LSAT for admission.  You can find a list and more information here:\n\nhttp://www.lsac.org/canadianCFC/Canadian_homepage.asp
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Become a partner of a law firm.
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Talk with your lawyer.
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practice  maybe a class
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I'm currently a 2L taking my 4th semester of exams, and here's my advice:\n\n1) Learn how to take law school exams.  At least look up some sample exams in Contracts, Property, and Torts on-line before the first one slaps you in the face.  If possible, take a law school exam writing class before your first set of exams.\n2) Have diligent study habits:  Read, take notes summarize, learn how to spot issues in your reading, learn what's important (meaning given more points), and make sure you KNOW those things\n\nAlso, many incoming students don't know:\n1) That most schools do not have quizzes or homework to subsidize your grade in the classes.  Your grade on your final exam is often the only grade you get and the TOTAL grade for the class.\n2) That many bar schools have a mandatory curve for classes that will be tested on the bar exam.  In other words, only 8% to 10% of the people in your class will get A's, and 8% to 10% will get a C- or less.\n\nLaw School is tough, and can be very rewarding.  Best Wishes!
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u do first complete your graduation in law ( LLB )\nregister yourself in the bar council at the place where u want to practice as a lawyer
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I have a LLB and I am about to get my LLM
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Call around your local law-libraries and law-schools.  My lawschool's library had a large section of forms that pro se patrons could use.
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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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Okay, I am a law student and I will be happy to help you with the process. You can e-mail me at: cyanne2ak@yahoo.com\nYou need to send your transcripts to LSAC, as well as your letters of recommendation. You must register with them to take the LSAT. You do NOT have to use LSAC to submit your applications, however I highly recommend using them! Almost ALL law schools in the USA accept (and many require) that you submit your application online through the LSAC. Also, many of them waive the application fee if you do so. When you take the LSAT, at the end of the test you will have to answer a question with an essay. Kaplan has the best LSAT prep books, USE THEM. When you are accepted to a law school you will have to send them official transcripts to confirm that you did recieve your undergraduate degree, etc. If you have any more questions, please e-mail me. I understand the confusion.