B. Civil Service. Many civil service programs acknowledge that legal training provides employees with a definite edge. Many law schools will have one or two students a year who have no intention of practicing law, but who want the benefits of a legal education in their civil service career. C. Traditional Firms. As a lawyer.
Many paralegals make more than the average lawyer.
Consider if your law degree wouldn't be better hidden behind a paralegal certificate. D. Judicial Clerkships as a transition to practice, and as a career. Pools of staff attorneys serve most federal courts and most state supreme courts. This means not only the few law school positions, but teaching at Junior Colleges, High Schools, etc. Often high schools pay their teachers better than colleges do and they average a good deal more than many attorneys.