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I am a college student looking to going to law school. I start applying this fall. I'm currently enrolled in a business class that requires this career interview but I don't have time to find a lawyer and interview them. I am taking this seriously, however, and would greatly appreciate any advice I can get. I have a 3.31 GPA and have begun prepping for the LSAT. Thank you in advanced and any thing extra will help me get a better feel for what I'm getting myself into!

1) What made you choose this job and how did you get into it?

2) How long did it take you to reach the position where you are at now and what jobs did you do previously to reach this position?

3) What are the educational requirements to work in this field?

4) What have you found to be the most rewarding and most difficult parts of this job?

5) If you had any advice for a college student looking to get into this field, what would it be?

6) Although your job may specialize in law, do you feel it is necessary to be knowledgeable in all functions of business?

7) Is it a good idea to work for the state as a public defender or distract attorney?

8) How long will it take me to pay off law school debt?

9) Are there any fields that you would recommend I specialize in?

Lately people have been accusing me of being witch. I’m totally NOT a witch but they don’t believe me. I think it’s ridiculous but I’m also scared they might try and lynch me or burn me at the stake (which I know Americans are acustom to.) What do I do?

This is what I'm working with

Doug Martin-RB

Ty Montgomery-RB

Julio Jones-WR

Mike Evans-WR

Kenneth Farrow-Flex

My main concern is that I also have Taylor Gabriel and I really think he's on a hot streak. I honestly think, if Julio plays, that Gabriel will outscore him. But I can't bring myself to play him over Jones. Would you guys keep the lineup like it is or drop someone to make room for Gabriel? ATL vs CAR is supposed to be a high scoring game

Long story short, I should probably NOT be in the championship. Playing the waivers correctly got me to where I am and I feel like the players I've been picking up along the way are not reliable players for a championship match.

But a big question for me is should I start Adrian Peterson? It would be over an injured Matt Forte, an injured Theo Riddick or a vulturing RB Kenneth Dixon..... Which of these would be best for my 3 RB spot?

Also, I have Julio Jones, Mike Evans, and Taylor Gabriel. Definitely starting Mike Evans but as far as the two ATL WR's go... I'm not so sure. If Julio plays do I start him or play Taylor Gabriel since hes been consistent even with Julio on the field?

Devonta Freeman vs LA

Jeremy Hill vs Cle

Doug Martin vs NO

Blount vs Bal

Robert Kelley vs Phi

Whens she s in her music video Thank You?

In ESPN and yahoo Julio jones has a score of 6 extra points on top of his yardage. The only problem is that it s not registering that he actually has a td or any rushing yards. Matt Ryan also wasn t registered for any passing td to jones. Does anyone know why Julio jones has these points indicating that he actually has a td or is it just a glitch that will be resolved? I just haven t had the chance to watch the game myself today or Id probably know. Thanks guys

Flex position.

I'm debating on snatching up Antonio Brown over a top tier RB in the 1st round. I'm wondering if you guys think that would be a smart move or not. If I went for Antonio Brown instead of a RB I would likely not get that great of an RB depending on my draft order.

A child of 17 years old was diagnosed with cancer. The parents and the 'child' elected not to use chemotherapy for treatment. The government then forced the child to have chemo. In a country where someone can elect to have an assisted suicide to cancer and abortions are accepted why should the government intervene on someone's life who has been diagnosed with cancer?

I know that laws vary from state to state but I was just curious about a particular hypothetical scenario. Let's say a mugger finds you in the streets at night and holds you up for your wallet and they're wielding a gun or knife in your face. You calmly give them your wallet and as quick as they came they're now running away. Is there any situation in which it would then be legal to pull out a weapon and gun them down as they're running away with your property? Even if they're in possession of a lethal weapon?

into democrats and republicans so we can direct our anger toward each other and not to where it actually belongs which are the crooks who run this country? Being a Libertarian Liberals and Conservatives alike look extremely oblivious and silly to me.

Yahoo advice says that NE is probably going to stick Darrelle Revis on Jarvis Landry and Browner on Mike Wallace. Should i play Jarvis anyways? The only people i could repalce with him would be Harry Douglas, Andre Williams, or Charles Johnson