For those not familiar with the English court system, Magistrates courts are the most junior for criminal offences.
Once hearings became adversarial (resembling "junior varsity criminal trials," as one court decision put it), the system's original mission was gradually obscured.
Like FDR and Churchill, he told it straight, telling the "brave" Iraqi people what they were up against: "the criminal junior Bush" and "the criminal Zionists…who have agendas".
A junior clerk of a criminal court in Orel and Kiev, he later joined an English firm and traveled all over Russia; it was during these travels that he obtained the material for most of his novels and short stories.
On the very day that should be Jack's proudest – his acceptance as a junior member of Sharkwell's criminal enterprise, following his "testing" – his world changes for ever.
"It was actually, like, my third," said Brian Mercedes, 20, a junior from Manhattan who is studying criminal justice.
Her practice as a junior was a mixed civil and criminal one, including the defence of a man accused of sending wreaths and a deadly African yellow spider to his girlfriend's mother, who disapproved of him.
That chance encounter led to a job as a junior to Lester Cordwell, an Auckland criminal defender: "It was all murder and rape and methamphetamine trials, but you get this incredible human story," she remembers of the job.
The Juniors were well acquainted with the criminal life.
Richard George May, who was born in London in 1939 and graduated from Cambridge University, gained his experience first as a criminal prosecutor, then as a junior circuit judge in Oxford.
