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FE-1 question [ foreign LL.B ]
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18-09-2011 3:45am#1
hi everyone. I have a question about the FE-1s. I'm a second year law student at a uni in the Netherlands doing an LL.B in Comparative law [hmm wanted to do something "exciting " after my Leavin]. However I would like to return to Ireland after my bachelor and take the FE-1s. I do not study Irish law as the part of my degree, but I partly study the law of England and Wales. In addition I'm hoping to spend the next year in Ireland as an exchange student. I know it might be a difficult task to pass the FE-1s with a foreign law degree so is there any advice anyone can give me? Maybe some literature to read etc. And perhaps a more fundamental question: Is it even possible for me to pass them? Thanks 0
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Padraig1711 wrote: » hi everyone. I have a question about the FE-1s. I'm a second year law student at a uni in the Netherlands doing an LL.B in Comparative law [hmm wanted to do something "exciting " after my Leavin]. However I would like to return to Ireland after my bachelor and take the FE-1s. I do not study Irish law as the part of my degree, but I partly study the law of England and Wales. In addition I'm hoping to spend the next year in Ireland as an exchange student. I know it might be a difficult task to pass the FE-1s with a foreign law degree so is there any advice anyone can give me? Maybe some literature to read etc. And perhaps a more fundamental question: Is it even possible for me to pass them? Thanks
Hi, first off all you should check that your degree is recognised by the Law Society so you are eligible to sit the FE-1s. If not you will have to sit the preliminary exam- all info is on their website.
As regards the difficulty of the exams , loads of people with non law degrees sit and pass them no problem.
Your best bet would probably be to buy the manuals from Griffith or Independant colleges, there is a thread dedicated to the buying and selling of them on here, and study from those.
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