defendant's counsel

The attorney must file a motion to withdraw as the defendant's counsel.

Judge Buck turned a suspicious eye on defendant's counsel.

The report must be disclosed to the court, the defendant, defendant's counsel, and the attorney for the government at least before the sentencing.

"The defendant's counsel became aware of its existence from the newspaper report, and issued specific requests for" it.

Both the plaintiffs' counsel and the defendant's counsel made use of the dictionaries.

The prosecutor and the defendant's counsel attend the hearing to discuss pretrial matters pertaining to the case.

'The court recognizes UN inspector Mansour as the defendant's counsel.

Robin pointed out that, ethically, she couldn't notify the defendant's counsel of their intent to drop the investigation without Teresa's explicit directive.

Re-interrogation is only permissible once defendant's counsel has been made available to him, or he himself initiates further communication, exchanges, or conversations with the police.

Perkins Coie (News Release by the defendant's counsel)

It is true that the point was not adverted to, but the defendant's counsel was Mr. Denys Buckley.

In a written notice filed late Thursday, Judge Burrell said the meeting held today was necessary because "the court has received a written communication from defendant's counsel."

The Supreme Court held that once judicial proceedings have been initiated against a defendant, police officers cannot elicit information from the defendant without the defendant's counsel present.

The defendant's counsel likewise failed to object to state's instructions, and testified before the Court of Appeals that he was satisfied that the instructions were correct.

The Judge's Response "Defendant, or defendant's counsel, apparently is determined to bring a motion for recusal each time I.B.M. appears before this court," the judge said.

In some countries (e.g. France or Germany,Egypt), in criminal cases, the defendant's counsel always makes his closing argument last, after the public prosecutor or any other party.

The defendant's counsel proved that there was another copy in the Louvre; that, therefore, there might be more, and that the defendant's might have been honestly procured.

The Court has no difficulty accepting Plaintiffs' counsel's representations that the time required to be spent on this case was increased by defendant's counsel's often unacceptable, and sometimes outrageous conduct."

The defendant's counsel subsequently reiterated the man's plea of guilty to manslaughter, saying that he did not wish to go through a retrial, whereupon Farquharson sentenced him to two years' imprisonment, all suspended.

The District Attorney and his assistant made the most out of a very weak case, supported by flimsy circumstantial testimony that there was in it, and their points were skillfully met by the defendant's counsel.

Justice Loh went on to state that despite numerous references to constitutional authorities in other jurisdictions, the defendant's counsel had not directly addressed the issue of how Article 14 compelled the adoption of the real risk test.

Mr. Earle said that "we cannot afford to make integrity a partisan issue," adding, "The argument made by the defendant's counsel, taken to its logical conclusion, turns us into Shiite and Sunni sectarian mobs."

In the case of John Lilburne in 1649, the defendant's counsel relied upon Cartwright's case to show that the severity of a whipping received by Lilburne exceeded that permitted by law.

Piles of court documents, including influential opinions and memos from senior leaders that go into dossiers on the dissident, are sometimes considered confidential so that even the defendant's counsel is not allowed to see them, a Chinese criminal lawyer said.

One of the Amaldas rose, presented two sets of credentials as legal counselors for the defendant and asked the "hearing judge" if it was programmed to refuse defendant's counsel on the basis of similarity in shape and appearance to defendant.