Sentence examples for had counsel from inspiring English sources

Adelphia and Tyco already had counsel who could not have welcomed Mr. Boies's arrival.

Supervisors at the district attorney's Conviction Integrity Unit were angered by the discovery of the tape because they felt it was an unauthorized recording because Mr. Ranta already had counsel, a lawyer familiar with the case said.

"I thought I already had counsel," Mr. Muhammad said, referring to a federal public defender in Maryland who had been representing him before Mr. Ashcroft's order that he be transferred to Virginia.

Had counsel tried that line of questioning today, odds are she would have gotten a very different earful, including enthusiastic recitations of dialogue from "The Sopranos"; sophisticated analyses of Don Draper's character flaws on "Mad Men"; and celebrations of "Six Feet Under," "Deadwood," "The Wire" and the violent, amoral mayhem that drives "Breaking Bad".

"Had counsel for the MPS been aware of such material, we are told they would have wanted to understand the nature of it, in order to advise as to whether or not it should be disclosed to the chairman, particularly given the widening of the ambit of the files that the inquiry wished to consider".

Many of those same words appear in the statute that is before the court today, and you could have similarly read sections 3501(b)(3) and (4) and (5), that talk very specifically about whether a suspect was advised of certain rights, or had counsel present.

I had counselling and it was fantastic.

"I've had counselling since year eight.

"Spend time with the booksellers," one friend had counseled him.

Her other lawyers had counselled her not to testify.

Jessica had never had counselling before and was startled to find the man so interactive.