Whether it be driving down a residential road or merely crossing the street, there are certain laws that every person must abide by. ... To become a lawyer, one must undergo four years in college, earn a bachelor's degree, and be admitted into one of the many (although highly selective) law schools in the United States. ... Due to the large number of students graduating from law schools nationwide in the past recent years, job openings for lawyers will maintain their whetted competition that they are presently known for. ...

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Besides those two states, the rest of America has a multibillion dollar industry being run by the black market, often gangs and criminals taking in the profit instead of the government that could use it to make new schools, streets and public parks. ... While a flood of extra money and more time on law enforcer's side, the bigger concern of marijuana is its rising influence and possession in the hands of minors, especially since a third of high school seniors smoked it in the past year. ... With the height of the rate of seniors lighting up, it clearly states that pot prohibition is not w...

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