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Originally Posted by Unregistered
So true, if you can lawyer in UK without a law degree, idk why sg or any Asian countries can't do that? Is it because lawyers in Asia are too egoistic,? Or is it Asian brains are wired more inferiorly than the UK counterpart and hence need a degree to rewire their brains to prepare for the legal career?
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UK and Ireland are the only major jurisdictions I know that allow non-law degree grads to convert to law with a GDL (now SQE) cram course. It is the exception rather than the norm.
So your dig at "Asian brain" is entirely unnecessary.
You might as well accuse North Americans, who can only study law at the post-grad level, of being too dense and unable to handle law at the undergrad level.