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J.D. stands for Juris Doctoris, or "Doctor of Laws". It is the most common law degree typically awarded that can qualify someone to sit for a bar examination in the United States.
| Education data of | Degree | Graduated from | Graduated in year |
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| Alex | J.D. | Washington University in St. Louis | 2003 |
| A.B. J.D. |
