Year 2027 Personal Statement

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It’s the year 2027 and I’m living in Chicago where there are cool springs, somewhat hot, and often humid. I always imagine myself becoming an attorney just not a defense attorney. I always thought I would be traveling around to various cities and countries helping immigrants come to the lovely United States, instead I moved to Chicago to help defend innocent people. I own my own Law Firm called Sommer and Hundley’s Law Associates.
In 2020, I attended Emory Law school in Atlanta,GA. You have to go through a lot of education and training to become a lawyer. It takes seven years of full-time study and four years of undergraduate study, followed by three years of law school, and taking the Bar Exam. I graduated with my Masters Degree, Juris

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