Sentence examples for counsel himself from inspiring English sources

Will Beal receive the right counsel himself, you wonder.

Let the president sack Ms Reno and, in Mr Thompson's words, "call for an independent counsel" himself.

Alternatively, he argued that the judge should have stayed or adjourned the trial until he was able to obtain counsel himself.

Dietrich's other argument was that the trial judge should have used discretionary powers and granted an adjournment until Dietrich was able to provide counsel himself, and that the failure to do so caused a miscarriage of justice.

A lawyer representing an alleged Russian troll farm against charges brought by special counsel Robert Mueller has launched a bizarre defense that includes pop culture references and attacks on the special counsel himself.

Many of the open-ended queries focus on potential efforts to obstruct justice through the firings of FBI Director James Comey or attempts to fire the special counsel himself. .

And now this individual is sending a crimes report to the Department of Justice on the actions of congressional staff--the same congressional staff who researched and drafted a report that details how CIA officers--including the acting general counsel himself--provided inaccurate information to the Justice Department about the program".

Whoever he manages to woo, Kelner needs a little "reputation management" counselling himself: which adviser failed to stop him posing in pics to promote the agency with his arms folded, when everyone else knows that's revealingly defensive body language?

However, John's first stage success, A Dock Brief – set in the cells, where an incompetent barrister counsels himself and his convicted client – was rooted in his own nervousness about failure and his permanent terror at having responsibility for another's fate.

Although Vincent W. Foster Jr., the Clinton administration's deputy White House counsel, killed himself more than 10 years ago, the controversy provoked by his death has yet to run its course.

Once Eichmann understood how the whole thing worked — or, rather, did not work — he "took counsel with himself," as he said in Jerusalem, and "gave birth to the idea that I thought would do justice to both parties".