The phrase "attorney voting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the voting rights or actions of attorneys, particularly in legal or professional settings.
Example: "The new regulations will impact attorney voting during the annual bar association elections."
Alternatives: "lawyer voting" or "legal professional voting".
A steady stream of negative publicity surrounding his office, including concerns about his political connections and revelations about a series of wrongful convictions that occurred under his watch, stirred speculation that this year would bring about one of the rarest New York City political spectacles: a district attorney voted out of office.
"The defense attorneys vote their own way, because they think in terms of how it will affect their practice and because of the perspective their training gives them," said Del. Elmer Hagner (D-Anne Arundel), who was a police chief before he joined the legislature.
Attorney, votes in Massachusetts 2008 – Voted McCain 2012 – Plans to vote Romney Ryan was not as awe-inspiring as Romney a week ago, but he was not a disaster.
Attorney, votes in Massachusetts 2008 – Voted McCain 2012 – Plans to vote Romney Ryan was not awe-inspiring as Romney a week ago, but he was not a disaster.
Similarly, George Gascon has 48percentt of the District Attorney vote to Sharmin Bock's 20.
The roughly two-hour-long hearing, which included comment from members of the public, concluded with the Assembly Special Committee on the Office of the Attorney General voting 6-3 to recommend Becerra's nomination to the full Assembly.
A proxy is a power of attorney to vote a shareholder's shares (cf. DGCL 212(b) — see sample card here (2nd last page)).
In September, the state's eight-member Law Enforcement Academy Board, which is appointed by the governor and chaired by the attorney general, voted unanimously to change the New Mexico Administrative Code to give complete control over the curriculum to Jones..
David Becker, a career voting rights attorney who accepted the buyout in 2005, told the Globe that the division replaced lawyers like him with "inexperienced ideologues, virtually none of which have any civil rights or voting rights experiences".
Such as attorney Jacqueline de Guillenchmidt, prevented from voting as well due to her signature, in 2008, of the famous appeal of Blois "for the freedom of History" (whose love of freedom, by the by, does not go so far as to demand that Ankara release Ragip Zarakolu, the Turkish editor incarcerated for having published works by historians denouncing the systematic extermination of the Armenians).
