His foresight, counsel, and ability to involve others in our mission of providing for elders in our community resulted in the creation of our Home.
Jurors for the 2007 plot to attack the Fort Dix army base, itself influenced by government informants, were anonymous, limiting defense counsel's ability to screen out bias.
In the two years since Sept. 11, the Bush administration and the federal courts have rewritten important areas of the law, scaling back the right to counsel, the ability of prisoners to challenge their confinement and other civil liberties.
She said the lawyers wanted him to have the same quality of life and care, access to counsel and ability to prepare for trial "afforded all of the other pretrial detainees".
This claim is predicated on the assumption that disclosure of a defense investigator's notes in this and similar cases will compromise counsel's ability to investigate and prepare the defense case thoroughly.
But it was the first test of the special counsel's ability to prosecute a case in a federal courtroom amid intense criticism from the president and his allies that the inquiry is a biased and unjustified witch hunt.
ABA president Linda A. Klein wrote legislators saying the bill would be "unlikely to achieve its intended goal of streamlining justice," since it might "unduly limit counsel's ability" to investigate potential issues for post-conviction appeals.
It is not accidental that college athletes are denied access to legal counsel, the ability to collectively bargain, negotiate specified contracts, and perhaps most importantly -- given ongoing antitrust litigation -- access to the college-sport marketplace.
Combining incredible life guidance with her intuitive abilities, Carmen has counseled tens of thousands of people from all walks of life, from the lady next door to Hollywood celebrities and eminent politicians.
So it's about having counselling skills and the ability to frame the right kinds of questions".
