legal branch

The legal branch of the Department remained relatively small for many years.

It is prudently left to a specialised legal branch of the Service.

He'd better start by getting the Legal Branch to check the indemnity forms.

The ulama were noted exclusive religious scholars who had mastered certain Islamic legal branches of study.

Unlike the other armed forces, the Royal Navy has no separate uniformed legal branch.

Officers in the army's legal branch rejected the accusation, citing an assessment that such an investigation would not produce enough evidence to gain an indictment.

The Legal Branch was placed partly on a separate footing, its students being subject to examination by the Professors themselves.

The Legal Branch was given a measure of autonomy: its students were subject to examination by held by the branch itself.

The Queen's Advocate, a civil servant, had overall responsibility for the legal branch of administration, but the Supreme Court was entirely independent.

During World War II, he entered the military as a Commander in the Navy's legal branch.

A judge advocate general (JAG) has headed the Canadian military legal branch since before the First World War.

During World War II, Mr. Leone served in the legal branch of the Italian Army.

In 2010 Cartell's legal branch drafted a legislative proposal proposing outlawing the clocking of vehicle odometers, which is not currently illegal in Ireland.

"Lieutenant Dallas, Detective Peabody, Major Foyer, United States Armed Forces, legal branch.

The legal branches of ARF fundraised to pay the lawyer costs of arrested JCAG members.

But then, in an apparent effort to avoid a clash between the executive and legal branches of government over the step, he said Ms. Terry was not "bound" to order one.

The son of Sir Michael Balfour of Montquhanny, he was educated for the legal branch of the Church of Scotland.

When the case was presented to the commanding officer of the unit involved, he sought advice from the appropriate Army legal branch, which advised what charges, if any, were supported by the evidence.

It's not being in the good graces of the company's legal branch and the Medical Section, and it's not over whether I make war or peace with the Arcolians.

They feel obligated in some way to the press, the White House, the Congress who approves their budgets, the Army and Defense secretaries, and even their own legal branch. "

He became a professor at the Ottoman naval college; then entered the legal branch of the Turkish service, rising to the post of imperial procurator at the court of cassation.

Suffering from tuberculosis he was unable to join the legal branch of the Foreign Office, and he instead joined the Statutory Publications Office, part of HM Treasury.

In Diyarbakir, on 6 July 2005, Hikmet Fidan, the former founder of the legal branch the People's Democratic Party (HADEP), was also murdered.

The Sri Lanka Army, Sri Lanka Navy and the Sri Lanka Air Force has its own legal branch with legally qualified officers.

In 2004 he was appointed Judge Advocate of the Sri Lanka Navy, as a Commodore in the Volunteer Naval Force to head legal branch of the navy.