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Attorneys may be thought of as the link between the legal system and society. They interpret the laws pertaining to each individual's particular circumstance. Attorneys must be well versed in current knowledge of the law. They must be able to speak and write clearly and concisely about their views on cases. They also may write legal briefs and reports as a part of their duties. There are many specializations ranging from legal aid counselors to judgeships within the legal profession. The practice of law may be a stepping-stone to a career in politics. Requirements: 1) Must be a graduate of a law school accredited by the American Bar Association. 2) Must successfully pass the Arkansas Bar Examination. 3) Must be of "good moral character" and "mentally and emotionally stable". 4) An attorney may be admitted on motion, if they are licensed in a reciprocal jurisdiction and have actively practiced law for three of the last five years. 5) An Attorney may be admitted by transfer of a Uniform Bar Examination score of 270 or better obtained iwthin three years of the date the application is received by the State Board of Law Examiners. Written examination given by the Arkansas State Board of Law Examiners. First time examination: $1000.00, Subsequent retakes, if required: $1000.00, Motion Application fee / UBE Score Transfer Fee $1500, License fee: $125.00, Renewal fee: $125.00 - licensed less than 3 years, $200.00 - licensed for 3 or more years.