As Mr. Bush's solicitor general, in charge of representing the government before the Supreme Court, Mr. Olson became identified with the administration's broad interpretation of its wartime power in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks, in which his wife, Barbara, a conservative commentator, was killed.
The executive function is managed by the mayor, who is in charge of representing the municipality's administration.
In May, acting on an anonymous tip, immigration agents arrested him on charges of falsely representing himself as a citizen.
Tough job: As head of Google's operations in Africa's largest internet-user community, she is charged with the responsibility of representing the company in all its business development projects and partnership opportunities in the region.
24 Aiding Immigrant Children A network of lawyers is working, free of charge, to represent some of the nearly 5,000 unaccompanied children detained by the Immigration and Naturalization Service each year.
"Siegler's performance in that case is but one example of her long history of representing indigent clients charged with federal crimes.
About a year ago, the conglomerate took a charge of $50 million, representing its best estimate of how much its fine from the Securities and Exchange Commission would be.
"It was phenomenal," said Megan MacPherson, public relations account manager at E. W. Bullock Associates in Pensacola, which has worked, free of charge, to represent Mr. Flosenzier -- and to try to set straight the rumors.
In July 2010, 60% of all applications on Android Market were free of charge, representing an increase of 3% since May 2010 when it was 57%.
The increasing miniaturization of advanced microelectronics drives the magnitude of charge representing information within a circuit to increasingly smaller levels, raising the susceptibility of its corruption by spurious signals.
