The phrase "authorized attorney" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a lawyer who has been given official permission to act on behalf of a client or organization.
Example: "Please ensure that all documents are signed by an authorized attorney to validate the agreement."
Alternatives: "licensed attorney" or "certified attorney".
(f) authorized Attorney General to issue regulations to carry out this section and subsec.
24, authorized Attorney General and Secretary of the Treasury to jointly prescribe regulations relating to permits and prescriptions for liquor for medicinal purposes.
Since some civil-rights violations would yield damages too small to justify the expense of litigation, Congress has authorized attorney's fees for civil-rights plaintiffs.
When an applicant or petitioner is represented, USCIS will send original notices both to the applicant or petitioner and his or her authorized attorney or accredited representative.
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You may also obtain this information from an authorized attorney visit from a retained attorney". Mid-Atlantic Regional Director J. F. Caraway further asserted, "the Bureau of Prisons is not mandated to provide state case law and other state legal materials". This left Swicegood with no access to state law or even the rules of court.
Geoffrey K. James Arlington, Va., Aug. 22, 2007 To the Editor: The changes to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act authorize Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales to wiretap phone calls, intercept e-mail messages and, arguably, search the homes of Americans without a warrant, so long as the search "concerns" someone believed to be abroad.
To supplement federal immigration authorities, a wide-ranging 1996 immigration law authorized the attorney general to enter into agreements with states and local governments permitting them to enforce the immigration laws.
In 1994, the US Congress passed the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, which authorized the attorney general to collect and publish nationwide data on police use of force.
It is argued that no law authorized the attorney general's order to Elian's great-uncle, Lazaro Gonzalez, to give him up.
"It has become clear to me the investigation has gone in a direction I would not have authorized," County Attorney Andrew P. Thomas said.
