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'When I moved to China': Major row over Katie Zacharia's calling herself a lawyer; only citizens can get a license to practise law in China

Source: Times of India — NRI · 3 hr ago
'When I moved to China': Major row over Katie Zacharia's calling herself a lawyer; only citizens can get a license to practise law in China
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Summary

A controversy has arisen after White House press secretary Katie Zacharia described herself as a lawyer, despite experts noting that she holds a law degree but there is no proof she has passed any bar exam. The dispute highlights that only citizens can obtain a license to practice law in China.

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A major row erupted over White House's new press secretary Katie Zacharia, calling herself a lawyer because experts said she is not. Zacharia has a law degree from the Pepperdine Caruso School of Law, but there’s no evidence she ever passed a bar exam.

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