Do you want to become a Judge or lawyer? In accordance with the Constitution and the Charter of the Courts Act of 322 AS, the first step in any Sarovian’s legal career is acquiring an accredited degree in Sarovian law. To find out more about judges in all three levels of the Sarovian court system, visit the The Three Courts and How They Work page to learn about them. However, being a judge is not the only way to participate in the court system. You can also be a lawyer!
A lawyer is, quite simply, a person who is qualified to offer advice about Sarovian law, draft legal briefs for a client or a court, or represent clients in legal matters. Anyone can be a lawyer, provided they possess a bachelor’s degree in Sarovian law and open up a formal legal practice. This can be in the form of a law firm – a group of multiple lawyers – or a solo practice, which is when a lawyer operates alone without partners. In New Sarovia, anyone who is formally registered as a lawyer can take on someone currently involved in a legal matter or dispute as a client, and assist or represent them in their case. Lawyers also have the right to write an amie eui cortenne brief, which is a form of document in which a lawyer discusses the facts of a case and recommends a ruling to the presiding judge or Justice.
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