Sentence examples for indigent in order to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Taylor is believed to have stolen tens of millions of dollars in his years as a warlord and president of Liberia, but is saying he is indigent in order to receive free legal assistance.

She hated to pay lawyers-she fired her own regularly-and she was known to try to pass herself off as indigent in order to get free medical care.

It could be useful to understand better the social, cultural and religious values underlying the selection of elderly indigents, in order to adapt targeting policies to context.

There she meets an indigent young couple and seduces her quarry in order to incriminate him as a rapist.

The second group is a sample of service users who were designated as indigent by the nurses in charge of health centres (called ICP) in order to receive free drugs provided by the Ministry of Health, without any specific criteria having been applied (hereafter called ICP indigents).

However, in this setting researchers and policy-makers sought to limit the influence of the chiefs in order to minimize the possibility that selection of the indigents benefited certain groups or families over others.

'The need for counsel in order to protect the privilege (against self-incrimination) exists for the indigent as well as the affluent...

Does the Sixth Amendment require an indigent defendant to affirmatively accept the appointment of counsel in his or her defense in order to preclude police-initiated interrogation without counsel present?

He was allowed to take the bar early and forgo classes during his last semester in order to work full-time as a pro bono scholar serving indigent clients.

Petitioner Jesse Jay Montejo ("Montejo") and amici curiae, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, American Civil Liberties Union, et al. ("NACDL"), contend that it is illogical and unfair to require an indigent defendant to affirmatively accept the appointment of counsel in his or her defense in order to preclude police-initiated interrogation without counsel present.

In order to evaluate mechanisms to identify who should be identified as indigent and thus benefit from user fee removal, a team of researchers from Burkina Faso and Canada, in collaboration with policy-makers, local officials and community members, initiated an action-research project in Ouargaye District.