Talk:Scott Sifton

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"Juris Doctorate" vs "Juris Doctor"[edit]

I don't care what the difference is, but the current source says Stacey earned her juris doctorate at the University of Kansas in 2003. Scott received his from the University of Michigan in 1999.. "Juris Doctorate" redirects to "Juris Doctor" and per WP:NOTBROKEN, there's no need to change it in this article. If you can find a source that says otherwise, then we can change it. Until then, I don't see a pressing need to change it. Jauerback^dude?/_dude. 13:05, 17 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]

"‘JD’ is the abbreviation for Juris Doctor. ‘Juris Doctorate’ is incorrect.

https://www.cwsl.edu/faculty-and-staff/editorial-style-guide

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Juris Doctorate Juris Doctor or J.D.”

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“Is it juris doctor or juris doctorate? “JD” is the abbreviation for Juris Doctor. “Juris Doctorate” is incorrect.”

https://motivationjob.com/advices-skills/is-it-juris-doctor-or-juris-doctorate/ 2601:205:3:DEE2:8999:A733:D197:DA31 (talk) 22:47, 17 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]