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Tunisia's legal profession is centred on Tunis, where cabinets and the correspondents of international firms handle commercial, banking and arbitration work. Lawyers (avocats) practise across French and Arabic, and also work in-house, in the Ministry of Justice and public prosecution, and in the development sector. The profession is governed by a single mandatory national bar.
Hold a law degree (Maitrise/Master en droit, generally at least four years of study), pass the entrance exam to the Institut Superieur de la Profession d'Avocat (ISPA) and complete its training (one year for Master holders, up to two otherwise) leading to the CAPA, then complete the mandatory supervised internship (stage), which under the governing law runs about two years (extendable) under an established attorney. You then register with the Ordre National des Avocats de Tunisie (ONAT) to practise.
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To become a lawyer (avocat) in Tunisia, first earn a law degree (Maitrise or Master en droit, generally at least four years of study). You then pass the competitive entrance examination to the Institut Superieur de la Profession d'Avocat (ISPA) and complete its training (one year for Master holders, up to two otherwise), leading to the Certificat d'Aptitude a la Profession d'Avocat (CAPA). Next you complete a mandatory supervised internship (stage); under the organic law on the profession this runs about two years and may be extended, served under an established supervising attorney (maitre de stage). Finally, after validation of your training, you take an oath and register with the Ordre National des Avocats de Tunisie (ONAT), the mandatory national bar, to practise.
Ordre National des Avocats de Tunisie (ONAT), the mandatory national bar; membership is required to practise. Training is delivered through the Institut Superieur de la Profession d'Avocat (ISPA).
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