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personnel of the law?

clairexx19 · 2015-06-30 15:59:20

I don't understand what the personnel of the law means? I looked it up online and it said people that are involved with the law like judges and solicitors are the personnel of the law. But if you were to write an essay on it what would you discuss

30-06-2015 3:59pm

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I don't understand what the personnel of the law means? I looked it up online and it said people that are involved with the law like judges and solicitors are the personnel of the law. But if you were to write an essay on it what would you discuss

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#2 01-07-2015 12:10pm

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This thread is not an attempt at Legal Discussion and is closed accordingly.

However, I don't think that the phrase 'personnel of the law' has any particular meaning beyond what appears to be people who work in the law, which may include court staff, legal staff, lawyers and judiciary, etc.

I would suggest that the person who set the topic should be questioned as to what they want because the title doesn't help you.

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