In states and provinces without naturopathic licensing laws, many who hold the N.D. degree also hold other degrees, such as the Doctor of Medicine, Doctor of Chiropractic, or Masters in Oriental Medicine degree, and they practice under licenses for those professions.
With five years of experience, a defense attorney could earn $62,280 a year, while a prosecutor would make $62,320 a year â a difference of just $40. With more than 10 years of experience, annual salaries grew to $76,160 for public defense attorneys and $81,500 for prosecutors.
A criminal defense attorney can make much more money than a prosecutor, but most defense attorneys do not. The reality is that your typical criminal defendant--young men between the ages of 18-25--is going to struggle to pay any legal fees, let alone hundreds of dollars per hour to a high-profile attorney.