Criminal Justice Personal Statement

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Please allow me to draw your attention to the following considerations that, to my mind, determine my suitability to have my stale law degree reactivated.
Notwithstanding, my unsuccessful attempt at the 2007 BPTC, at UWE, Bristol, I have persisted in my chosen field of law and aligned with young motivated lawyers. In this way I have kept abreast of the development in law. Namely, I worked at Mr. Carlos James law chambers. While there I consolidated my knowledge on conferencing, criminal law, case preparation, filing claims in the court, land law and Trust, among other skills. These skills set were further augmented by working at the Ministry of Agriculture. At the Ministry of Agriculture I am the legal advisor to the Minister. In addition in my spare time, I do pro buno work with Mr. Israel Bruce legal chambers, performing the similar duties to that which I did at Counsel James Chambers. To a large extent I continued with my career and am functioning substantially in the manner I would have had I passed the bar. The difference is that I do not have right of audience in the court and not being able to function at the top level of the legal field. …show more content…

My analytical skill is sharpened and logical and reasoning skills. Moreover, it allows me the opportunity thinking out logical solutions and make sound judgment on factual basis.
Moreover, it provides the opportunity to deal with matters touching and concerning contract law, criminal law, and trust and land law.
Reviewing legislature and making recommendations for improvement has made more attentive to details. In all the circumstances of my work experience have solidified, developed and broaden the base of the legal knowledge gained in the degree

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