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Small Claims Evidence Question and How do I become a lawyer?

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By Brandan Davies

The advice of a good attorney can be expensive but an attorney's knowledge can be priceless when applied in the correct situation.  Do you have a question about a legal matter and want answers?  Go to www.newspaperattorney.com and submit a question to be answered by an attorney licensed to practice law in the state of Kansas.  Your question may just end up getting answered on this blog!  Remember the Law Office of Brandan Davies LLC does not represent you in any manner until a formal representation agreement has been executed.  The following information is not legal advice and is for entertainment purposes only.  If you need specific legal advice concerning your own legal issue consult with an attorney directly. Ask Away!

Q: I have a case in small claims court. I want to have a witness tell the judge what happened, but he can’t come into court. Can I just have him write down what happened and have him sign it?

A. The simple answer is no, probably not. The writing would be hearsay and would not be admissible. You need to have him come in so he can testify under oath.

Q. Being a criminal defense lawyer sounds fun. What do I have to do to become a lawyer?

A. If you want to become a lawyer you need to get a bachelors degree, then take a test to get into law school, go to law school for three years and graduate. Then you need to apply to be licensed by the state, go through a background check and pass a two day long test, and then you need to get sworn in by the Supreme Court. After that you have to take classes every year to keep up your knowledge. Good luck!

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