Increasingly, salaries of £50,000, even £60,000 and above are needed: not bad for a new recruit with little experience of law beyond the correct use of Tipp-Ex and how to carry a box of files from one office to another.
In 1927, after Vienna's city council had unified the psychological and pedagogical institutes into a Pedagogic Institute, Popper wrote his first thesis, '"Habit" and "Experience of Law" in Education'.
Furthermore, gay men's experience of law enforcement is often quite different from that "universal" experience even when they are white.
Women's experience of law enforcement might be entirely different than what "most people" experience as well, especially when it comes to sexual violence committed by police officers or reporting sexual violence.
We elect someone to the constituent assembly either because he has wide experience of law and knowledge of constitutions or because he belongs to a group or sector of society whose will must be expressed in the constitution.
But scrutiny of the panel's lack of experience on law and cross-examination techniques raises questions about the willingness of the government, which established the inquiry, to look seriously at whether the government acted illegally.
As a mum, my experience of the law in America was disgusting, because mums don't have a say.
This solves both problems in legal education, onerous debt and the lack of practical, real-world experience of new law school graduates.
They saw a woman with little experience of constitutional law, whose main qualification seemed to be a fawning admiration for "the most brilliant man she had ever met".
They had reached a decision on a sentence based on their "collective experience of the law and the context and stresses of operations".
