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1. A foundational academic degree in law, typically required for admission to legal practice in countries with common laws traditions, such as the UK, India, Australia, South Africa, and others. NOUN
   • The prominent barrister had earned his Bachelor in Laws degree from the prestigious London School of Economics.
2. An undergraduate degree in law awarded in many countries as the first step toward a legal career. NOUN
   • After completing the Bachelor of Laws, she enrolled in a bar preparation program to qualify as a solicitor.