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| − | '''Fused profession''' describes jurisdictions where the legal profession is not split between barristers and solicitors. The term is generally used in countries which, following the English model, had this split, but have provided by statute for there to be a single legal profession. The legal profession in the United States is fused. | + | '''Fused profession''' describes jurisdictions where the legal profession is not split between barristers and solicitors. The term is generally used in countries which, following the English model, had this split, but have provided by [[statute]] for there to be a single legal profession. The legal profession in the [[United States]] is fused. |
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Revision as of 22:52, April 9, 2008
Fused profession describes jurisdictions where the legal profession is not split between barristers and solicitors. The term is generally used in countries which, following the English model, had this split, but have provided by statute for there to be a single legal profession. The legal profession in the United States is fused.