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| − | [[Acronym::J.D.]] stands for [[stands for::Juris Doctoris]], or "Doctor of Laws". It is the most common law degree typically awarded that can qualify someone to sit for a bar examination | + | [[Acronym::J.D.]] stands for [[stands for::Juris Doctoris]], or "Doctor of Laws". It is the most common law degree typically awarded in the United States that can qualify someone to sit for a bar examination there. |
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Revision as of 03:42, November 1, 2010
J.D. stands for Juris Doctoris, or "Doctor of Laws". It is the most common law degree typically awarded in the United States that can qualify someone to sit for a bar examination there.
People holding a(n) J.D. degree:| Education data of | Degree | Graduated from | Graduated in year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alex | J.D. | Washington University in St. Louis | 2003 |
