A small, part-time law practice out of the home.
Many of these institutions are known for excellence: seven of the leading 25 part-time law school programmes in America are Catholic (five are run by Jesuits).
Bain is the locally born constituency party secretary, and still lives in the constituency while working as a part-time law lecturer at London South Bank university.
She became a speech therapist, then a lawyer — she hung a shingle and did wills and real estate closings — then a part-time law instructor, and finally a leading scholar of bankruptcy.
Barack Obama came to Washington just six years ago, having spent his professional life as a part-time lawyer, part-time law professor, and part-time state legislator in Illinois.
The Hon Lord Hodge ("Hon" indicates he is not a member of the House of Lords) was appointed to the Scottish judiciary in 2005, having served previously as a part-time Law Commissioner.
E. Eric Guirard, a personal injury lawyer in Baton Rouge, employs Mr. Dorhauer as a part-time law clerk, and he said the site was noncommercial to a fault.
Mandela was always unable to pin-point when he first became politicised, though his circle of white and radical friends widened after he started a part-time law degree at the University of the Witwatersrand in 1943.
The agreement would force legislators, many of whom have part-time law practices, to disclose the names of clients who have business before the state; would allow prosecutors to seek to strip pensions from future elected officials convicted of felonies; and would for the first time allow officials appointed by a governor a role in overseeing legislative compliance with ethics laws.
Mr. Obama's path, more circuitous, led him to spend five years between college and law school working as a community organizer, and to return to community development work, along with part-time law teaching, after he left Harvard and before he finally migrated to electoral politics.
He was a part-time law professor during his tenure with Boston-based Fidelity as well.
