Sentence examples for dedicated lawyer from inspiring English sources
Two things ultimately saved Mr. Zahrey -- the fine work of a fiercely dedicated lawyer named Joel Rudin, and the intelligence and common sense of a jury that could not be swayed by the government's deceit.
He was a dedicated lawyer to clients and a devoted friend to many of us.
Ms. Gehris, happily, found a skillful and dedicated lawyer in Atlanta, Socheat Chea, himself a refugee from Cambodia.
The first black Supreme Court justice is portrayed as a dedicated lawyer (he won Brown v. Board of Education in 1954) and a lifelong champion of civil rights who became embittered in his later years by the court's swing to the right.
She's a brilliant, dedicated lawyer.
The Zombecks say they were guaranteed weekly updates, a dedicated lawyer for their case, and a money-back guarantee if 2nd Chance was unsuccessful in negotiating a better loan.
By hook or by crook, dedicated lawyers will maintain access to justice for those who need it.
Though the image of the Fainwood raises far more questions than it answers, we can only hope that the students in the photograph have gone on to be not only dedicated lawyers but also devoted pet owners!
Though his execution is barely cinematic — he initially gained access to the prison as a legal videographer — his moral outrage is magnificent, swelling from hushed to howling without the help of narration or posturing from the unfailingly dignified Ms. Peagler or her quietly dedicated lawyers.
Since 1990, more than 30 children have died in custody – they are restrained, sometimes unlawfully, exposed to high levels of violence, they have low expectations of what they're entitled to and, without the assistance of specialist, dedicated lawyers to catch those cases, we can expect these poor practices to continue with impunity.
Rather, many of the wrongfully convicted were freed with outside help, including dedicated lawyers, activists and journalism students, despite the best efforts of certain judges and prosecutors to block crucial exculpatory evidence and put them to death.
