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writes:hi there, i`m about to leave school this year and i am in the "top 10" of year 11's comming out with the most g.c.s.e's and i want to become a barrister i realized this when a teacher mentioned it to me can u tell me plz what a barriester actually does? and when i leave school where do i go from there i`m so scared to leave my secoundry school mainly becuase i don` t no where i`m going all the teachers seem to pressure us into knowing what we want to do and no what courses we have to do and i don` t have a clue i`ve treid lookin on the internet and everything and i carnt find anything so plz could someone help me plz xxxxxx
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reader, anonymous, writes (4 October 2007): This is verified as being by the original poster of the questionthanyou this has helped a lot
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reader, Tommy7  +, writes (1 October 2007):
A Barrister represents clients before courts and tribunals.
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reader, rcn +, writes (30 September 2007):
 There are two main law attorney's in your country. A barrister and a solicitor. If you choose a barrister, you'd be representing clients in courts where you live, that have county or state jurisdiction. You may also be an advocate for your clients as well. I'm going to be an advocate for children of child abused homes in my county. the child can't represent themselves so I go to court and stand in their place.
The solicitor is a specialized lawyer. They deal much more with clients, and represent people outside the courts you would be in and representing people in the high courts.
I hope this helped. If this is what you want to do, our country and yours need representation by people who put the needs of their clients first. Good luck.
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