Nor is this a case where distrust, animosity, or other personal differences between the accused and his would-be counsel have rendered effective representation unlikely or impossible.
Rædwald (, 'power in counsel'), also rendered as Raedwald or Redwald, was a 7th-century king of East Anglia, a long-lived Anglo-Saxon kingdom which today includes the English counties of Norfolk and Suffolk.
I question the implication that couples counselling is rendered absurd or abusive because practitioners and theorists have often been mistaken, held values with which we disagree, or even been incompetent.
The Essex County counsel, Steve Mannion, later rendered an opinion that the stadium question should not appear on local ballots, reversing the efforts of Candace Straight, the Republican candidate for county executive who is backing an arena referendum.
Our cases have accordingly been responsive to proved claims that governmental conduct has rendered counsel's assistance to the defendant ineffective". United States v. Morrison, 449 U.S. 361, 364, 101 S.Ct.
We now have an entirely untenable situation: The special counsel did not render a judgment on obstruction but clearly found evidence thereof.
"This has been brought up three times, and three separate opinions have been rendered by outside counsel that there is no conflict of interest," she said.
The transportation service is to be rendered, as respondents' counsel say, 'under such a flexible system of rate-making as would allow the fixing of fares equal, as nearly as might be, to the cost of service.' The compensation of the trustees is undoubtedly a part of that cost.
Half the nation opposed Margaret Thatcher's legislation banning the "promotion of homosexuality," which effectively meant even a teacher's counsel to a gay teenager was rendered illegal.
The opinion rendered by Health and Human Services general counsel Harriet Rabb argued that the existing statutory ban on human-embryo research defines an embryo as an organism.
