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a constitutional law professor at the university of texas at austin school of law may teach students about the law and legal practices but is not qualified to argue a case in front of a court or run for state judicial office. what is the most likely reason the law professor cannot practice law in front of the courts or run for a state judgeship?

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Answer: The professor has not yet passed the bar exam

Explanation: In order to practice as a lawyer or run for state judgeships, an individual must both hold a law degree and pass the bar exam

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The law professor can't practice law in front of a court or run for state

judgeship because she hasn't passed her bar examination.

An individual has to pass the bar examination which measures the

knowledge and ability before he/she can become a licensed lawyer. The

exam is referred to as the Uniform Bar examination and once passed, the

individual can practice law and argue in courts.

The law professor most likely doesn't have this certification which means he

isn't a licensed lawyer despite the fact that he teaches the subject which is as a result of his academic qualification in the law field.

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