admission to the bar

He was a teacher for some time before his admission to the bar.

"This held up my admission to the bar for almost two years," he said.

Admission to the bar for $20 is by reservation only.

Upon his admission to the bar, he went into private law practice in Hartford.

Filed my application and paid $25 for admission to the bar.

A law school dean and Federal judge have recommended his admission to the bar.

No particular type of visa, including a green card, is required for admission to the bar.

Soon after his admission to the bar he answered Lincoln's first call for troops in 1861.

These prevented women from applying for admission to the Bar.

Once a student has graduated from law school, he or she is expected to pursue admission to the bar in order to practice.

There are several ways of admission to the bar.

After admission to the bar he established a practice in Talledega.

After college he taught school while studying law and attained admission to the bar in 1848.

Even before admission to the bar, he entered politics.

Some of the information, the agreement said, was passed on to committees that review candidates for admission to the bar.

Following his admission to the bar he briefly worked for a nationwide personal injury firm.

Her admission to the bar occurred only ten years after women were first permitted to practice law in the state of Arkansas.

He also read law for two years, but never applied for admission to the bar.

Robert's legal career began with his admission to the Bar of Quebec in 1962.

Spencer subsequently studied law and attained admission to the bar.

He was discharged at the close of the war and studied law, gaining admission to the bar in November 1867.

The Committee found him qualified, and recommended his admission to the Bar.

Please see Admission to the bar in the United States.

He then studied law, attained admission to the bar and practiced in Detroit for two years.