Sentence examples for advocate for a client from inspiring English sources
These consultants are required to sign contracts stating that they will avoid conflicts of interest, and must not lobby or advocate for a client.
But when you decide to zealously advocate for a client, and you've been in that case for a long time, my guess is that you come to believe pretty deeply in your view of the world".
As an S.G. once explained, "The Solicitor General is not a neutral, he is an advocate; but an advocate for a client whose business is not merely to prevail in the instant case.
In May, Clark County Deputy Public Defender Zohra Bakhtary was advocating for a client who faced jail time for violating probation, when Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Conrad Hafen told her to "be quiet" and had her handcuffed.
Robyn can light up a room with her smile, whether she's performing on stage, advocating for a client in court, or sharing hugs with cancer center staff and patients.
An attorney's job is to advocate vigorously for a client's interests.
No doubt, the judge will say in his defence that he went about his duty (then as a lawyer-advocate acting for a client, rather than in a judicial role) without regard to personal considerations and that he exhibited fidelity to the law.
They portray Ms. Stewart, who has pleaded not guilty, as a zealous advocate for an unpopular client, and say there is no evidence she sought to incite violence by Mr. Abdel Rahman's followers by publicizing his words.
The rules also take into account a variety of specific criteria, including how much time is spent advocating for a particular client, how much is paid, and which government officials are contacted.
"He really saw himself as an advocate for the client," said David L. Davis, an associate partner.
"Clearly Zohra was acting within the bounds of her constitutionally mandated role as an advocate for her client when Judge Hafen had her placed in handcuffs," Ryan Bashor, president of the Clark County Defenders Union, told The Huffington Post in an email.
