Matthew Connors

My passion/dream job would be to be a criminal lawyer I've been taking law studies and criminal justice classes ever since 7th grade I'm currently in 9th.

I’m interested in becoming a constitutional lawyer. How would I become doing that and work up the way to become a solicitor general however, the way as a sophomore in high school prepare myself to do that.

I'm an 8th grader and I'm 13 years old. My favorite class in school is English. I have skills in writing and time management. One of my hobbies is art, such as drawing.

How do you get your client to share the information you need to win the case

i really would like to be a lawyer, though my parents and family don’t think i could, i also wanna spend time with my family in the future but being a lawyer takes up a lot of time and i feel like i wouldn’t have time to do that. I don’t want to be an absent mom in my kids life. What are some...

I am interested in true Crime

I ask this because I want to know a little bit more of law, so i know what im getting myself into.

I am curious of what are steps that lawyers have taken that were necessary to get to where they are at in their career?

Like how do u get into law school, and how hard is the bar exam? What college classes should I take if I want to get into Law, and what classes in high school should I do?

How busy or stressful is your job? Is it stressful? How should you get ready for an interview? and What are key things to put on your resume?

What are some essential classes that helped you prepare for your career? Did you do any jobs during college and university related to your career? How long did your training/schooling take? It would also be appreciated if you can leave your name, your job title, and what company you work for....

How is a junior in highschool suppose to know what they want to do for the rest of their life? I feel like I need to know so I can plan what college to go to but need advice please. I want to make at decent money but don’t know if I want to do something in the medical field or business field?

I'm interested in psychology as well as law and I was thinking about majoring in psychology in case I change my mind, but will that really be useful in a law career?