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The legal system is continuously evolving all around us. Law is a principle, that binds the whole world into behaving in a certain way and stops them from carrying out unquestionable things. It has affected people in a positive way this is because legislation is made to protect the public, as I have learnt during recent years in light of many terror- related incidents. This principle has really inspired me to explore the different concepts of law, to see how a bill could change the way we live forever as well as understand why it is so important to continue making and amending laws.
My interest in law first started when I would watch TV shows that would glamourise the different legal professions, most importantly lawyers. However as I matured …show more content…

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