Sentence examples for lawyer's perspective from inspiring English sources
4. Knowledge of current affairs Approach world news from a lawyer's perspective, advises Gilberg.
From a lawyer's perspective, I do hope the dear supreme court justices bring about this change, as the legal aid budget is a-slimming.
From a defense lawyer's perspective, Colonel David said, "the issue becomes what is lost, what is destroyed, what else has been destroyed and what else is out there that we are not aware of".
From a lawyer's perspective the public interest is a mess at present – there are different interpretations depending on whether you are defending a libel case – and even then it's not the same for say, Reynolds, as it is for fair comment/honest opinion.
From the defense lawyer's perspective, you have to know how to expose lies, and that entails unlocking the mystery that lurks between the words "belief" and "acquittal".
"From a lawyer's perspective, from her perspective, that may be great, but from a justice perspective, I don't think that's so great," Corbin said during a recent interview.
If Dickens, Dostoyevsky, Melville and Shakespeare had had a lawyer's training or perspective, they wouldn't have written what are among the true masterpieces of the form -- novels and plays in which legal structures crush the spirits and take the lives of some of the most victimized protagonists in all literature.
The tax authority's lawyer Tom Weisselberg said that "from HMRC's perspective the settlement is void".
The money went for Hunter, not haircuts, but keeping her out of sight was indeed, from the indictment's perspective (which Edwards' lawyers strongly dispute), "necessary and important" for his campaign — "A centerpiece of Edwards' candidacy was his public image as a devoted family man".
Gene Russianoff, a staff lawyer with the New York Public Interest Research Group, said he sympathized with the board's perspective.
"From Apple's perspective you reap what you sow," said Andrew Alton, a lawyer at Urquhart-Dykes and Lord.
