Jefferson was invaluable to the revolutionary cause. In 1776, he drafted the Declaration of Independence, which justified American independence from Britain. Later, he served as the first secretary of state under President George Washington and as vice president to John Adams. Jefferson then was elected president himself in 1800 and 1804.
Most lawyers take seven years to complete the education required to become a lawyer, and it may take additional time to pass the state bar exam. The type of judgeship one is pursuing will affect the length of time it takes to become a judge. Most positions require several years of experience, but some require none.
Court reporting school is hard and can take as long as it takes. I've heard of students doing it in 2 years but that is not the norm. I personally took 4 years. Plus then I had to pass the California test which took me 1.5 years more. So all total, my journey from the day I entered court reporting school to the day I had a license was nearly 6 years.Again, everyone is different. No two people have the same trek through school. So hopefully, you will be closer to the Two Year Plan rather than the Todd Six Plan.