What is Law

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In this video, we explore the fundamental concept of law — what it means, its purpose, and why it’s essential in society. Whether you’re a student, professional, or simply curious, this video breaks down the basics of law in an easy-to-understand way. Learn about the different types of laws, their roles, and how they help maintain order and justice.  Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more educational videos!

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00:00Introduction. Why do we need lawyers? The answer lies hidden in the profession itself.

00:07Lawyers study the laws of the land so that they can help you get justice when you are unjustly

00:12sued. Lawyers earn by helping you avoid trouble with the government. They study the little

00:18troubles that affect people emotionally, physically, or financially, and offers to

00:22help by seeking justice in the courts. So, do you want to be a lawyer? What is law?

00:30Law is the system of rules set in place by governments, regulatory agencies,

00:34and organizations to bring equality among the people. Laws are meant to regulate people's

00:39or organizations' behaviors. When set by a collective legislature, laws are divided into

00:45statutes. When set by royalties, laws are referred to as decrees. In the private world, organizations

00:53create laws and enforce them by making sure all parties involved sign contracts.

00:59For a long time, laws set by religious organizations and royalties governed how people lived.

01:05Nowadays, governments and organizations set the laws of the land.

01:10In many parts of the world, law is studied as an undergraduate program that can take up to

01:14eight years to complete. Studying law exposes you to a lot of issues relating to legal history,

01:20philosophy, equality, fairness, and justice.

01:23A law degree covers a lot more areas and opens door to pursue careers in a number of major areas.

01:31Why should you study law? People who are deeply interested in helping others in matter of the law

01:36don't need much convincing to pursue a degree in law. A law degree is a doorway to a wide range of

01:42career opportunities, both within the justice system and out of it. In addition, here are other

01:48reasons to study law. Middlesex University is one of the best universities to study law major in it.

01:55To understand the laws of the land. Lawyers believe that a nation without the rule of the

02:00law would be impossible to govern. Studying law helps you gain in-depth knowledge about the law

02:06and have the capability to help people who don't have a deep understanding of it.

02:09The skills you gain in a law degree prepare you to hold those in power accountable.

02:15You learn to help people gain justice and relieve them off their emotional or financial burdens

02:20imposed upon them by governments and the powerful, to help make a difference in the world.

02:25Studying law helps you to learn so much about it that you can identify areas of weakness

02:30and make suggestions for its improvements. You become part of the solution-solving citizens in your

02:36country. In that sense, pursuing a law degree helps you to learn deeply about how government works,

02:42what laws are helpful, and which one needs improvement. The Intellectual Benefits of It

02:48Law students learn how to argue in such a way that non-lawyers will find difficulties refuting.

02:54You gain a lot of intellectual knowledge that can be applied across a wide range of opportunities.

02:59The critical thinking skills imparted on you, analytical skills, the knowledge of laws of the land

03:04and communication skills taught in a law degree can be applied almost every other career field.

03:10Other skills you gain in a law school include presentation, writing, research, critical analysis

03:16and commitment, all of which are important. You learn both theory and practice.

03:22Studying law goes beyond books.

03:25Many universities have mock courts where you practice law with fellow students.

03:29In real sense, law is much about practice as it is about the law of the land.

03:34Studying the program helps you know both aspects of law.

03:38Many universities use real-life law cases to help students argue out cases,

03:43learn how courts work, and all other aspects of the field.

03:47Great Graduate Prospects

03:49Many law students get employment within a few months after graduation.

03:54There are numerous career opportunities for lawyers.

03:56However, there is also the room to further studies through a master's program or by pursuing law majors

04:03and additional training programs.

04:06Financially rewarding, lawyers are among the most respected people in the community.

04:11It's a prestige to be a lawyer in many parts of the world.

04:14And that also mean that you become among the best-paid professionals in the community.

04:19The average lawyer earns twice or more the average income for most people,

04:24and in some cases, lawyers could earn ten times the average annual salary.

04:29What skills do you need?

04:31Law students certainly learn a lot of skills while at law school.

04:35Some of those skills lie deeply in one's mental attitude and willingness to be different.

04:39Some of the skills are easy to grasp, but are, nonetheless,

04:44important to be practiced in the day-to-day life of a lawyer.

04:47There are also other skills, such as those outlined below,

04:51which are rarely spoken of, but very crucial for any lawyer

04:54who wished to act and practice the law professionally and ethically.

04:58Listening Skills

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