1.  Lawyers spend a lot of time doing research finding facts in books, on computers and in other places.  Lawyers also interview people to get information.  Study the appropriate law  provide expert legal advice.  Protect the client's confidentiality.  Conduct the case in an orderly and fast pace manner

2.  A four year undergraduate degree  three years of law school  4 year college degree  Present and summarize cases to judges and juries  Interpret laws, rulings and regulations for individuals and businesses  Gather evidence to formulate defense  Evaluate findings and develop strategies and arguments in preparation for presentation of cases.

3.  They deal with the sale and purchase of houses, flats and land  Estate agent will visit and talk to the sellers about their property and its special features  They communicate with potential clients to determine what kind of property they are looking for to see if the company fits their needs  Property preparation for sale is also one of the main duties of estate agents

4.  Estate Agency Certificate  Certificate in Business Studies  Advanced Certificate in Real Estate  Advanced Certificate in Estate Agency  Training takes place on the job and in house.

5.  Ensure the safety of the community and protecting public  Crime stopping and arrest  Gathering evidence  Filing reports  Traffic duty  Providing back up while sometimes involved in a big crime scene.  Enforcing the law

6.  You need to graduate high school and get a diploma  Most require potential officers to be at least 21 years old  If you want to become a police officer when your down high school then you have to train in the police academy.  Completing an associate or bachelor's degree program in criminal justice, law enforcement or a related discipline  Police academy teaches students common requirements such as  Traffic command  Self-defense  Accident and emergency response