The State Lawyers Corps ( Spanish: Cuerpo de Abogados del Estado) [1] is a body of top civil servants in Spain, dependent on the Solicitor General of the State, itself organically integrated (currently) within the Ministry of Justice.
It was created in 1881. [2] It is formed by licentiate graduates (later graduates) in Law, who join the body after passing a competitive public examination, considered among the hardest to pass in Spain. [3] Experts in the ins and outs of the Public Administration, [2] and with a valued social network, the State Lawyers are also highly sought in the private sector. [3] [2]
The State Lawyers Corps ( Spanish: Cuerpo de Abogados del Estado) [1] is a body of top civil servants in Spain, dependent on the Solicitor General of the State, itself organically integrated (currently) within the Ministry of Justice.
It was created in 1881. [2] It is formed by licentiate graduates (later graduates) in Law, who join the body after passing a competitive public examination, considered among the hardest to pass in Spain. [3] Experts in the ins and outs of the Public Administration, [2] and with a valued social network, the State Lawyers are also highly sought in the private sector. [3] [2]