So too, it is believed that more favorable client-clinician relationships decrease the need for coercive interventions, since they signify a mutual engagement in the treatment process.
He realized that he "wasn't comfortable letting Wall Street underwriters control the process, set the price and allocate the shares to their favored clients at a favorable price".
Provider-initiated ways of delivering HIVCT did not appear to be associated with less favorable outcomes for clients than traditional, client-initiated VCT (voluntary counseling and testing) services [ 7].
Outside the courthouse, Daniel Petrocelli, another lawyer for Mr. Skilling, criticized the prosecution for what he said was a failure to account for information favorable to his client.
Mr. Fischetti cheerfully acknowledges that for months before the trial he was the source of information about the case -- favorable to his client, of course -- that appeared in New York newspapers and on network television.
The motion argues that the acts that Justice Gerald P. Garson of State Supreme Court, above, is accused of -- accepting gifts and cash from a lawyer in return for favorable treatment and client referrals -- are violations of the Code of Judicial Conduct rather than crimes.
This time he's a slick jury consultant named Rankin Fitch -- apparently Lex Luthor was already taken -- who employs ruthless, pre-Miranda tactics generally seen on the Fox News channel to empanel a jury favorable to his client.
Lincoln rarely raised objections in the courtroom; but in an 1859 case, where he defended a cousin, Peachy Harrison, who was accused of stabbing another to death, Lincoln angrily protested the judge's decision to exclude evidence favorable to his client.
The rules also bar banks from offering favorable research to clients, or threatening negative reports, in exchange for potential business.
