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This question arose out of the answer given by Volker Siegel to this question.

Is it possible to establish admission online to without personal attendance or attend online after regular admission?

What, if any, program is closest to a fully online law program out of the free ones for EU and non-EU citizens?

This question is interesting because, for example in many states of the U.S., one who holds an LL or M. degree is permitted to attempt to absolve the admission prerequisite (for the U.S. typically the bar exam), and, if successful, may practice as a lawyer.

kisspuska
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  • You can search for study programs via Hochschulkompass. There’s essentially just the Bachelor of Laws attainable at the Fernuniversität in Hagen. You can also do the First Legal Examination there, but
  • if you really wanna become a Volljurist, i.e. a judge or an attorney, you will inevitably have to come to Germany, because the Referendariat can only be done here.
  • Note, AFAIK it is not necessary to be an EU citizen to study, but you have to be a German to do any of the typical legal professions here, e.g. being appointed as a judge → § 9 no. 1 DRiG. Naturalization is an entirely different issue, but I’ll rather mention that right away.
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