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Barrister
* also wear gowns in court.
* are advocates for excellence
  - legal practitioners expert in advocacy and specialising in litigation
  - specialist-advocates
* deal mainly in court work and therefore spend most of their time in the courts.
* wear wigs and gowns in Court, except in family law and juvenile matters.

Corporate lawyer
* All corporate lawyers are persons with a social conscience.
* have their legal practices within incorporated companies.

Counsellor
* Some counsellors have special skills in assessing and treating more serious mental health problems.
* are active and involved members of their community
  - professionals trained to provide a variety of counselling services
* give private assistance to children with a wide range of behavioural problems.
* help people to solve problems of a personal, psychological, or family nature.
* keep notes and records.
* work within a strict code of professional ethics.

Criminal lawyer
* defend or help prosecute by interviewing clients and witnesses.
* represent people who have been charged with a crime.

Prosecutor
* are attorneys
  - officials
  - public or private
  - state advocates in an adversarial system
* is an official

Public defender
* are lawyers.
* defend children.
* work for judges and prosecutors.

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Solicitor
* Most solicitors are graduates with a law degree
  - work together in partnerships
* Some solicitors work by themselves and are known as sole practitioners.
* Some solicitors work in law centres or advice agencies and offer free advice
  - or advice agencies that offer free advice
  - or advice agencies which offer free advice
* are for most people the first contact with the legal profession
  - members of a single, comprehensive profession
  - people whom the candidate has no choice but to listen to
  - petitioners
  - salespeople who work for an agent or a broker
  - the main advisers on all matters of law to the public
* are used for court proceeding
  - criminal laws
  - family laws
* are, of course, normally employed by the firm or organisation for which they work.
* conduct all types of legal business.
* make up the majority of all lawyers in the United Kingdom.

Legal professional
* Many legal professionals deal with medical based terminology in their practice.
* are busy and overworked people
* can advertise or search for jobs.

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Medical professional
* Most medical professionals believe that therapy along with medication is the most effective.
* Some medical professionals are still skeptical of legalizing marijuana.
* advise drinking lots of water before, during and after any outdoor activity
  - six glasses of water each day
* agree that in the first months of life, breast milk is best for babies.
* are often MD's, dentists, optometrists, and others
  - only humans who study in specialized areas
* can teach patients how to check their pulse.
* consider asthma a familial illness.
* follow certain criteria to determine if a person abuses alcohol or drugs.
* have no problem paying taxes on what they collect on their billings.
* observe facial reactions during physical exams.
* see an older person's living conditions.
* wear uniforms as do public safety professionals.
+ Non-penetrative sex: Human sexuality :: Sexual acts :: Contraception
  * Medical professionals accept the term of non-penetrative sex. It is a way to practice safer sex and of birth control as bodily fluids are not exchanged between partners. The form of sex is practised between partners who do not feel ready, are not physically able, or cannot have socially appropriate penetrative sex, but still wish to have a sexual act. It is also done as a form of foreplay.

Pedagogue
* are just as vulnerable to pathos as playwrights, painters and poets.
* tend to place the learner central to everything else that transpires in the home.