A lawyer does not acquire any license to do these things by not being presently engaged in a case.
Francis Watt, writing in the Juridical Review, portrays this as his strongest characteristic as a lawyer; that he was a man who "having once taken up a point or become engaged in a case, believes in it with all his heart and soul, whilst all the time conscious of its weakness, as well as ready to resort to every device to bolster it up".
In so doing, we rejected the interpretation of the Free Exercise Clause announced in Sherbert v. Verner, 374 U. S. 398 (1963), and, in accord with earlier cases, see Smith, 494 U. S., at 879 880, 884 885, held that the Constitution does not require judges to engage in a case-by-case assessment of the religious burdens imposed by facially constitutional laws.
Montaigne is engaging in a case-by-case gnôti seauton, "know thyself": although truth in general is not truly an appropriate object for human faculties, we can reflect on our experience.
We also engaged in a weekly case study.
For five years, he has been engaged in a court case against one restaurant.
"I prefer to think I'm what you'd call a constitutional lawyer engaged in a fascinating case that raises issues of federalism, state sovereignty, separation of powers".
He has been engaged in a protracted case in the UK courts with his brother, Hassanal Bolkiah, who accused him of embezzling $15bn from the Brunei Investment Agency, which he used to chair.
"Defendants are engaged in a classic case of 'attacking the victim,' in an effort to discredit Heard, destroy her good name and reputation, and severely harm her hard-earned entertainment career, on top of the campaign of violence that Depp has inflicted upon her for years," the suit alleges.
Working with data from these five sites, we engaged in a cross-case comparison of the qualitative data to develop case studies on the interplay of contextual elements in implementation.
He acknowledged that a policeman or a lawyer engaged in preparing a case would be negligent if he were to shut his ears to hearsay.
