LLM
Noun
Meaning
an advanced law degree
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Examples
LLM is set to host Lisbon (1-6) while Carrington will travel to undefeated Oakes (12-0).
Every HLM and LLM was built up around a single 1802 microprocessor and 32K of RAM (for HLMs) or 16K of RAM (for LLMs).
As noted above, the ability of past and present graduates to pursue further study, leading to the award of the University's LLM in Legal Practice, is a particularly exciting development for the law school and the Islands."
I wrote last Northwestern’s Tax LLM program year from the Taipei airport at the and is now working for Price start of a three-month Southeast Waterhouse Cooper’s national office in Washington.
Atif A Choudhury is a LLM candidate in Queen Mary University of London’s Public International Law program.
In 1972, he graduated in law from the Peshawar University and then went to the United Kingdom where he did his LLM and qualified as bar-at-law in 1976.