Custom Peace and Justice Holders for Business Cards

These fun, very unusual Peace and Justice card holders are designed with two different designs to create a truly unique look - designed here with a Peace Symbol and a Scales of Justice.

• Peace and Justice Business Card Holder Shown: Polished gold peace sign design in forest green aluminum and scales of justice design in blue aluminum background colors.
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How did the Bar exam get its name?

The "Bar" refers to the barrier furniture that divides members of the court and trial spectators and can also refer to the legal profession overall. The bar is often symbolized by a railing to divide the courtroom amongst the public and court officials, such as judges, attorneys, the jury, witnesses and case parties. Once a person has passed the bar examination, he or she can then be admitted or called to the bar.

Why do lawyers sometimes use the abbreviation Esq. after their name? What does this suffix mean?

Esq. is the abbreviation for Esquire, a title that was originally given to upper class men who belonged to a social rank above gentlemen (sons of noblemen, for example, were known as Esquires when they did not have any other title). For law practitioners in Britain, Esquire most popularly refers to barristers while solicitors are known as Gentlemen. In the United States, Esquire can refer to both men and women and usually indicates that the person is a member of a Bar association.

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