The phrase "attorney thinking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the thought process or mindset of a lawyer when analyzing a legal issue or case.
Example: "In her attorney thinking, she considered all possible legal implications before making a decision."
Alternatives: "legal reasoning" or "lawyer's mindset".
"I didn't start out as an attorney thinking that way, but experience taught me otherwise".
He waived his right to an attorney, thinking, he said, "I did this shit — I brought it onto myself — and I'm going to take it in the face".
"I was looking at my attorney, thinking, 'What on earth?'" When the chart-topping superstar finished the gospel song there was polite applause.
Although millions of Americans have signed living wills and power-of-attorney documents, thinking the papers would help them avoid unwanted treatment and prolonged deaths, in many cases those measures turn out to be useless.
(AP) SCIENCE/HEALTH Deficiencies in Care of Dying Millions of Americans have signed living wills and power-of-attorney documents, thinking the papers would help them avoid unwanted treatment and prolonged deaths, but in many cases those measures turn out to be useless.
Bruce Barket, a straight-arrow defense lawyer and former Nassau County prosecutor, agreed to defend Antowine Butts in a double homicide case because the Brooklyn district attorney, Charles Hynes, was thinking about seeking the death penalty against Mr. Butts.
Barack Obama's former attorney general is thinking seriously about a run, but Joe Biden is likelier to run and seems better positioned to cash in on any nostalgia for that administration.
For example, knowing when you need to appear in court or when you need to file a complaint will allow you to receive better legal advice from the attorney you are thinking about hiring.
"It's sad that there are millions of people out there right now that probably agree with the government's move to listen in on attorney-client calls, thinking that we have no rights simply because we find ourselves incarcerated," Ocasio tells VICE.
On Thursday, an official in Luger's office said that the U.S. Attorney's thinking "is evolving".
But in practice, at the time of the indictment in July 2000, the United States attorney's thinking could be deduced from the legal papers they chose to file.
