It doesn't mean that person is not entitled to representation.
Mr. Dunham has argued before that Mr. Hamdi is entitled to representation and should be charged if he is to be detained.
The lawyers at Simpson Thacher argued that "the mental, emotional, sociological, and biological characteristics" of Washoe and the other chimps "warrant their treatment as persons" entitled to representation.
The Labour Party's various ancillary bodies (such as the women's and youth sections) are also entitled to representation at the annual conference, and a number of individuals attend in ex officio capacity including members of Parliament and parliamentary candidates.
He also noted that despite the heinous nature of the crime, defendants are legally entitled to representation, a constitutional principle that some lawyers nevertheless vociferously challenged during a chaotic hearing on Monday.
The family courts are inundated with litigants in person, pursuing often acrimonious divorce and custody battles, who are no longer entitled to representation by legal aid-funded lawyers following cuts made under the previous economy drive: the 2012 Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act.
Mr. Thompson has said he makes no apologies for his legal and lobbying work, emphasizing in one online essay that every person, no matter how unpopular, is entitled to representation and that lawyers' work on behalf of a client is no indication of their own personal views.
The child is not entitled to representation.
"I was under the impression that everybody in this country is entitled to representation".
In Britain, for example, indigent civil litigants have been entitled to representation since 1495, in the reign of Henry VII.
Suspects could no longer be held for more than 48 hours without being charged and were entitled to representation.
