The American businesswoman and celebrity Kim Kardashian has completed her legal training through the Law Office Study Program (the P) in California, after six years of dedication. This method allows us to study law through an internship supervised by lawyers, without attending a traditional university.
Kardashian, 44, shared his achievement in social networks, highlighting the effort invested and his commitment to justice.
An alternative path
Since 2019, Kardashian embarked on the LosP, a program that demands 18 hours per week for 48 weeks a year. Despite the challenges, including pandemic and its multiple responsibilities, managed to overcome the demanding “Baby Bar” in 2021 after several attempts. His mentor, lawyer Jessica Jackson, praised her perseverance and dedication throughout the process.
Intimate celebration
The graduation was held at a private ceremony in the courtyard of his residence in Beverly Hills, where he was accompanied by close family and friends. His children participated by wearing suits inspired by his grandfather, lawyer Robert Kardashian Mr. In addition, he received a legally blonde themed cake, referring to his admiration for the film.
During the evening, there were moments of deep emotion: Kim gave a speech in which he recalled the obstacles overcome and thanked the support of his mother Kris Jenner and his sisters, who were present and visibly proud. Social networks were filled with images of the party, decorated with judicial motifs and sober tones, reflecting the spirit of achievement.
Next steps
Although he has completed his legal training, Kardashian must still approve California’s state exam to obtain the license as a lawyer. This exam is known for its difficulty, with an approval rate of 55% in February 2025.
In spite of this, its commitment to the reform of criminal justice and its previous experience in cases of penalty switching position it favorably for this challenge.
Legal activism
Beyond his formal studies, Kim Kardashian has gained notoriety for his work in defense of unjustly condemned prisoners and his impulse to the reform of the US judicial system.
In recent years, he has collaborated closely with organizations like #CUT50 and has been key in the switching of sentences for several inmates, including Alice Marie Johnson, a woman who fulfilled life imprisonment for a non -violent crime related to drugs.
Kardashian has used his media platform to make cases of people deprived of liberty for disproportionate sentences or judicial errors, positioning himself as an influential figure in the debate for a more equitable justice.
This commitment has been a central motivation in its decision to study law and, as expressed in repeated interviews, its objective is to continue using their legal knowledge to represent those who do not have access to a fair defense.
