If I spent five years training to be a vet, would it then be legal for me to put down Jessica Simpson?
475682
Awesome!  But five years is too long.  Can't you find an accelerated program somewhere?
367109
only if i killed someone
558930
YES.  at least in the state of illinois, if you are the child of a vietnam vet (doesnt even have to be deceased), you can get a full scholarship to any public university in the state.  several students from my school have used this.  i dont know about other states, but id imagine that other states have benefits as well.
71671
Not really..despite it seeming to be justified.  If she comes back after, at a different day and time or even 20 minutes after, having PLANNED to kill him, ie...it is premeditated-  Then NO.  No matter how much of a bastardo he was and may have deserved it, then more than likely NO, she will be tried for murder.  The jury and court may take into consideration her mental state, abused women's syndrome etc...and grant immunity (look into) or a reduced sentence but still she runs the risk of being tried for premeditated murder.  \nIf she kills him during a battle so to speak, during an attack, out of self-defense, then she can use that as her defense in court. \n\nBut to help you stir your creative juices, being a writer myself(currently on hiatus).  That is where the meat of the story can come into place.  That is where you really have to dig deep into your ability and create a reason for her to have been freed or wrongly tried...ie.  (ok I'm giving this away, just give me credit if you use this..hahhah..)...false or fraudulant evidence, witness trouble(anything you can imagine), blackmail on anyone's part, legal loopholes(you'll need legal advise for that), death of witnesses or jurors, a relationship with someone with power...and so on!!  There are so many ways that you can creatively figure something out.  It just requires some serious writing.  Beyond the fast produced plotlines and conflicts.  Think(I know scripts more) Usual Suspects,  Memento,  Donnie Darko, Dead Again..etc.  \nGood luck!\n\noh, and I say this nicely, in case you wrote the question like you write books, hopefully not, work on sentence structure.
901833
hmmmm jessica simpson
647508
Yes you can work your way up the ladder.  Depending on how much education you have at the time.  Why not try doing some internships at veterinary clinics this might help you work your way faster and get more experience.
301812
Both are wonderful careers in which you can help individuals and animals, I guess if you become a vet it could be very good to save an animal's life, If you become a teacher (not the bitter ones) you can leave your mark in young people and help them accomplish their dreams, I think whatever your choice the reward will be very fullfilling anyway, Good Luck!
222638
It's illegal right now & I think I have it in me to commit a murder at times. If it were legal, I KNOW I would get even with a few people (supposed 'best-friends' who stabbed in the back being high on that list)...\n\nWish I had a sniper. The world would be a better place... for me :D
428201
Yeah but you would do the 5 years in jail.
971145
Jessica Simpson's sis got away with it for a little while.\n\n\n\ndo I get 2 points?
1011709
That sounds really cool. I would like to be that or a veterinarian.
465428
I'd take the community service...at least your doing something to make up for what you did wrong.  Prison for 5 whole days?      That's not punishment...that's acting research isn't it?  She'll make all those teary-eyed TV appearances when she gets out, and admit she has problems, blah blah blah.  Been there done that...move it along lady.
887539
I believe there is an exemption from the statute of limitations in cases of this sort.  You absolutely have the right to do this and it may bring you some measure of healing and closure.\n\nGood luck.
678731
Check the state agricultural website. \n\nVets must pass the medical boards to be certified to practice. You must have Graduated from a school accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA); \nPassed the National Board Exam within the last five years or provided verification of practice from another state’s veterinary licensing board; \nPassed the Clinical Competency Test within the last five years or provided verification of practice from another state’s veterinary licensing board. \n\nYou also need twelve hours of continuing education per year in veterinary medicine topics.
862539
as long as it was not murder..\n\nyou should be fine plus you can always claim it as fiction...
885283
I would stay.  He's been to court and has served his jail time.\nMost likely, this was a crime of passion.  I really doubt he would kill anyone else.
642966
Get one and prove it to her. That may sound unlikely, but how are you going to prove that you're responsible if you just watch TV? Adopting a dog and proving your worth wouldn't work either. Get a job and prove to her that you can survive that you can do this job. Why wouldn't she want you to get a job anyways? It teaches responsibility, if anything.