Law Schools for Public Interest Law | LSAT Demon Daily, Ep. 906

Описание: In this video, we’re dipping into the topic of choosing a law school as an aspiring prosecutor or public defender.

Ben and Nathan answer a listener’s question on which criteria they should consider, and in what order, when choosing a law school that will prepare them to work in the public interest. Our hosts also argue that law students who want to take on a prosecutor or public defense role should graduate with as little debt as possible, which means that they don’t need to go to a top 14 law school.

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CHAPTERS:

00:00 What’s the best criteria for a law school for an aspiring prosecutor or public defender?
01:21 Go for free
03:35 Apply broadly
06:07 The balance between prosecutors and public defenders
09:23 Don’t pay top 14 prices to go into criminal law

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