officer of the court

The others were officers of the court and his personal friends.

"But in our view he cannot do this as an officer of the court," the decision said.

An officer of the court, for instance, or the attorney general.

Well, I happen to know that all lawyers is called officers of the court.

I'm an officer of the court, as all lawyers are.

The senior judicial officer of the court is the president.

But he had to say something plausible to this officer of the court.

"Funny talk coming from a lawyer, an officer of the court."

"What we both know is that we're officers of the court.

I'm an officer of the court pursuing an official investigation.

They climbed to their feet as the officers of the court filed in.

Then he concentrated his mind on the images coming from the eye that was watching the officers of the court.

Captain Robinson, but you must understand my position as a solicitor and an officer of the court.

We are officers of the court who live in the world of law.

How does she reconcile being a radical and an officer of the court?

As an officer of the court in this state, I have an ethical obligation to do that.

You're an officer of the court and you've got a client in trouble."

I am a member of the bar and an officer of the court.

As an officer of the court, I have a duty to be open and forthright.

You have failed to do your duty as an attorney and an officer of the court."

The officers of the court had seated themselves again and were all watching the law officer, who was flipping quickly through his own books.

"I keep thinking that we're both officers of the court, and you've already broken at least a dozen traffic laws."

He added that, perhaps, "as a black attorney, my word as an officer of the court means nothing."

The Sheriff originally received his pay by collecting fees as officer of the court.

The lawyer as officer of the court is central to the American system of civil and criminal justice.