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The term llb refers to a three-year law degree that serves as a foundational academic qualification in the legal profession. Standing for the Latin Legum Baccalaureus, it is commonly known in English as the Bachelor of Laws. This degree is a staple of legal education in many countries, particularly those following the British system. In this lesson, we explore the meaning of the llb initialism, its grammatical origins, and how it compares to other qualifications like the J.D. or LL.M. You will see practical examples of how the term is used in professional and academic settings. Watch this video to master the terminology of legal education.
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