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Nate Preston: Taking the Lead on the Battlefield

by Susan Cushing

October 30, 2023

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Benjamin Taylor Installed as Arizona State Bar President

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Attorney at Law Magazine sat down with Benjamin Taylor, an Arizona native and civil rights attorney, in the days after

TSL Law Group: A Deep Well of Expertise

Susan Cushing September 13, 2022

TSL Law Group: A Deep Well of Expertise Written by Susan Cushing Photographed by Andrew Paul In 2014, Lee Storey

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Dave Kinsey September 13, 2022

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Gammage & Burnham: The Next Generation of Leaders

Katherine Bishop May 24, 2022

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Gary Strickland: ‘Let’s Get Something Done’

Attorney at Law Magazine May 4, 2022

Gary Strickland recently joined Radix Law as a partner focusing his practice in elder law. Attorney at Law Magazine sat

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Katherine Bishop March 28, 2022

To be an Indian American child in school at the center of world events as monumental as the end of

Legal Trivia

What is the minimum age requirement to serve as the President of the United States?

30 years old

WRONG! This is the minimum age required to serve as a U.S. Senator, but it is not high enough to qualify for the presidency.

35 years old

CORRECT!

The U.S. Constitution (Article II, Section 1, Clause 5) sets the minimum age requirement for the presidency at 35 years old. This rule was designed to ensure that candidates have enough life experience and maturity before assuming the highest office in the country.

40 years old

WRONG! While some countries may have higher age requirements for leadership roles, the U.S. Constitution does not require presidents to be 40 or older.

No minimum age requirement

WRONG! Unlike Supreme Court justices, who have no formal age requirement, the presidency has a clear threshold.

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