Ll.b.
/ˌɛl ˌɛl ˈbiː/
Definitions
- (n.) Bachelor of Laws, an undergraduate or graduate academic degree in law.
She earned her LL.B. before pursuing a career as a legal advisor.
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- ll.b.
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Commentary
LL.B. is a traditional law degree designation used primarily outside the United States; it is important to distinguish it from professional law degrees such as the J.D.
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