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Are you an adrenaline junky searching for a career that allows you to get your thrills? If so, you're in luck. A career in law may be the perfect fit for you. Excitement and adventure define the legal world.
For thrill seekers, a career in law offers many opportunities and possibilities. With a legal career, you'll always be kept on your toes. There will never be a dull moment. From researching the latest legal issue to heading to the courtroom, your career will be full of surprises.
The legal field offers a variety of options for the thrill seeker. For those who thrive on intellectual challenges, a career in civil litigation is ideal. You'll be tackling difficult legal issues and engaging in strategic argumentation. Other options include criminal law, corporate law, and employment law.
For those looking for more of an adrenaline rush, there are numerous possibilities. If you enjoy being at the center of the action, you may find criminal defense work to be a perfect fit. On the other hand, if you'd prefer to stick to the background, intellectual property law or environmental law may be just the thing.
No matter which field you choose, the legal industry is always changing. You'll never be bored and will constantly have the opportunity to learn new things. Plus, you'll be able to make a difference in the world and help those in need.
A career in law also offers great financial rewards. If you decide to pursue a career in law, you'll almost certainly make a comfortable living. Plus, you'll have the opportunity to network with interesting people from all walks of life.
For the adventurous and thrill seeking type, a career in law is hard to beat. You can choose the field that most intrigues you, and the vast number of options will guarantee that you'll never be bored. Plus, you'll have the opportunity to make a real difference in the world. If you're ready for an exciting and challenging career, a career in law may be the perfect fit for you.
Are you an adrenaline junky searching for a thrilling career? If so, law may be the perfect fit for you. Excitement and adventure define the legal world, and the vast number of legal opportunities provides something for all types of thrill seekers. You might find intellectual challenges in civil litigation, or an adrenaline rush in criminal defense work. The ever-changing legal industry ensures that you'll never be bored, and you'll have the opportunity to make a real difference in the world. Plus, you'll likely make a comfortable living while networking with interesting people. So, if you're ready for an exciting and challenging career, don't miss out on the opportunity that a career in law provides.
Thrill Seekers of the World Unite!
The modern age has seen an emergence of legal thrill seekers, people looking for something more than the toil and grind of a 9 to 5 job. They seek the excitement and thrills of working for and with the law, not only to see justice served but also the sheer delight of making sure that the law is followed and maintained. From experience in the courtroom to taking on clients, legal thrill seekers strive to make sure that the law is respected and upheld with enthusiasm and energy.The Legal Arena is Open to Everyone
From attorneys to law enforcement officers and investigators, legal thrill seekers are present in a variety of professions within the legal arena and the opportunities available to them have never been more wide-ranging. With open positions in law firms, the court system, state, local and federal law enforcement agencies and even private investigator fields, legal thrill seekers can have their pick of thrilling and exhilarating career options.The Education and Opportunities of a Lifetime
The modern age of legal thrill seekers also benefits from the abundance of educational opportunities available to them, from law schools to police academies and many others. Knowledge is power and the smartest thrill seekers become the best at quickly taking on new information and putting it to use, engaging in exciting and enriching activities that will challenge them to the utmost.The Satisfaction of a Job Well Done
The satisfaction of completing a job, whether it is helping a client win a case or obtaining evidence to put the guilty behind bars, is an immense reward for the thrill seekers. Seeing the fruits of their labor come to life is a gratifying reward that encourages them to keep seeking new thrills and challenges to keep their lives interesting and exciting.Another LawCrossing Weekend is upon us and you might be wondering what to do. You could get around to all those chores you have on your to-do list, but who wants to clean out the rain gutters on the weekend? You've probably been itching to do something wild and crazy. Something to feed your inner dare-devil. Sounds to me like a thrill ride is just what the J.D. ordered.
Sitting atop the Stratosphere and overlooking the Las Vegas Strip, the ''Big Shot'' thrill ride catapults 16 riders from the 921-foot high platform up the tower's mast to a height of 1,081 feet. Traveling at 45 miles per hour, riders experience 4G's as they reach the very top, and feel negative G's on the way down. Yeah, that's great and all, but 45 miles per hour? We drive faster than that trying to get to work on time every morning.
Then there's ''Goliath'' in Southern California. Towering 255 feet above earth, the massive steel superstructure has one of the world's tallest drops and at speeds of 85 miles per hour, is one of the fastest rollercoasters in existence. But everyone has done the Magic Mountain thing. LawCrossing members are a distinct group and, as such, deserve a distinct experience.
That brings us to ''Dodon-pa.'' You may be wondering, ''What in the world is a 'Dodon-pa'?'' Well, its Japan's answer to the merry-go-rounds we call thrill rides here in the United States. Dodon-pa is the world's fastest roller coaster, propelling riders at 107 miles per hour and putting them through the G-forces that astronauts endure. But the Dodon-pa ride, at the Fujikyu Highland Park, in Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi Prefecture, costs about $10 a ride. Doesn't exactly fit the requirements of a LawCrossing weekend. Sorry Japan. Close, but no cigar.
Which is why space travel is the only way to go this LawCrossing weekend. Not only will you get the thrill of rocketing into suborbital space at 2,284 miles per hour, but you will be one of only a handful of people who can claim astronaut status. Just think of all the parties you'll be invited to. You can show up decked out in your spacesuit (that's right, you might be able to keep it as a souvenir). You can show off your pictures of the sun behind Earth's silhouette amidst a background of stars (you can actually take a camera onboard). For LawCrossing members, space is the ultimate tourist attraction.
''Impossible'' you say? Well, walking around town in a spacesuit might be, but private space travel isn't. In fact, it's been done. There are even varying packages. You can opt to pay $15 to $20 million and stay in orbit for a week. Or, if you only have moments to spare, $100,000 will buy you an 80 second climb at a velocity several times the speed of sound. You'll even get to experience 3 to 4 minutes of zero gravity. Enjoy this while you can, because you are then in for 15 to 20 minutes of coasting back to the Earth's surface.
If this isn't the ultimate thrill ride, I don't know what is. But you'd better hurry. The first non-government, privately-funded spaceflight is set to launch Monday, June 21, 2004 from Mojave, California. SpaceShipOne will be ferried by an aircraft known as the White Knight to an altitude of about 9.5 miles. This leg of the trip will take approximately one hour, so remember to print out some articles from the LawCrossing Archives. Then you can buckle up and experience the ride to end all rides. That is, until next LawCrossing weekend.
