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Yes, a law degree is known as a Juris Doctor or Doctor of Jurisprudence degree; it is normally a 3-year, full-time graduate level professional doctorate granted by American law schools and some law schools in Australia, Hong Kong, and Canada. It is a graduate degree and is completed after a 4-year bachelor’s degree. It is abbreviated J.D.
