Oh come on, most attorneys have Juris Doctor degrees, we don't call them Dr. Lawyer.
I know an illustrator with a B.S. in design.
I know an illustrator with a B.S. in design.
There are lots of people we call "doctor." The ones with Ph.D's. And some of them are lawyers, and are addressed as "doctor."
Also interesting: There was an HN comment a few weeks ago that pointed to a helpful link which demonstrated that the idea of "doctor" didn't start with medical doctors and spread to other disciplines, it was the other way around.
I know I was surprised.
No, the ones with doctorates. A JD's technically a doctorate, a graduate degree, but it would be silly to expect people call you "doctor" because you have one.