Aspiring attorney’s exam, for short

Cracking the Code: “Aspiring Attorney’s Exam, for Short”

This week’s crossword puzzle threw me a curveball! While I often feel confident navigating the world of clues, this one left me scratching my head. The phrase “Aspiring Attorney’s Exam, for Short” had me stumped.

I immediately knew it was a shortened version of something, but the legal jargon had me struggling to decipher the correct answer. The “for short” part of the clue is key – it means we’re looking for a common abbreviation.

My first thought was the bar exam, but that felt too obvious. What other legal exams might an aspiring attorney face? I started brainstorming, but every answer I came up with seemed too long or too obscure.

I decided to take a different approach. Instead of focusing on legal exams, I flipped the clue on its head and considered what “Aspiring Attorney” means. It’s someone who is aiming for a career in law. That’s when it hit me! The answer is something every lawyer must pass before practicing.

Are you ready to crack this legal conundrum? Leave your answer in the comments below!

Available Answers:

LSAT.

Last seen on the crossword puzzle: NY Times Crossword 1 Jul 24, Monday