(1) That only can be given to a representative or solicitor or a lawyer , or a court official.

(2) Obviously a purchaser may or may not choose to give power of attorney to their lawyer .

(3) Civil lawyer

(4) It probably knew the judge was married to a lawyer , and thus had access to a free attorney.

(5) He's a prominent criminal lawyer

(6) The canon lawyer called by the Plaintiffs also confirmed the church's policy of secrecy.

(7) To consult a lawyer

(8) The Attorney general is a lawyer employed by the government of the day to provide legal advice that his client asks for.

(9) I'm an employment lawyer

(10) It also placed the lawyer who signed the affidavit of documents in jeopardy of an award of costs against him.

(11) We don't know, because the Act also permits the litigant and his lawyers to be excluded from the court.

(12) In a court you will never get completely unbiased when lawyers are ruling on lawyers , will you?

(13) The heavily lawyered press release is very suspicious and leads one to conclude that he had in fact divulged the information.

(14) Judging is different from lawyering , but common law judges are not trained separately from lawyers; they are barristers one day and judges the next.

(15) Civil and common law lawyers have been multivalent without talking much about it.

(16) I'm just so concerned, you know, they talk about the great lawyering this defense attorney did.

(17) This is particularly true in schemes operated in many States where public defence lawyers are assigned to cases.

(18) Instead, it's clear that they lawyered it within an inch of its life - a bunch of legal eagles with faint hearts removing any juice and most of the meat from it.

(19) This idea may not even require a Memorandum of Understanding, a heavily lawyered process that failed other cities in the past.

(20) He is not even on our radar, because we need a leader to stop lawyering and start leading.