Virtually all the defence lawyers chipped in with criticism, collectively implying that the enforced dress code was a control tactic.
Judge Keller's lawyer, Chip Babcock, argued that the fault lay with the defense lawyers, who did not contact other judges directly.
She gets help around the office from two contract lawyers who chip in two days a week, and a makeshift office corps of two part-time, $15-an-hour 15-an-hour 15-an-hourern during the summer.
Mickey Johnson, Mr. Cherry's defense lawyer, then began chipping away at Ms. Stacy's credibility by asking her questions about her motive for her testimony and her past.
In the October trial, Mr. Fossella's lawyers attempted to chip away at the prosecution's case by challenging the accuracy of the breath analysis machines, a tactic that has been used with varying degrees of success across the country.
At the same time, plaintiffs' lawyers were beginning to chip away at the industry's time-tested legal strategies.
In their recent filings, Bonds's lawyers are trying to chip away at the government's use of Anderson, this time asking Illston to exclude from the trial any mention of Anderson's refusal to testify.
Our constitution, which purposely didn't recognize women or the enslaved, contained the bones of justice that over America's lifetime has allowed lawyers and justices to chip away at the contradictions in its implementation.
The TARP Seven deployed squadrons of blue-chip lawyers and compensation consultants to file their proposals.
And that is exactly what his blue-chip lawyers have been assembled to make happen.
China might be ill prepared to take on the fight against the United States before the World Trade Organization over the way it taxes computer chips, lawyers and analysts here said on Friday.
