Sentence examples similar to logical counsel from inspiring English sources
He claims that he is "holding up a mirror to the Republicans" in order to show people in Washington the logical conclusion of Independent Counsel Ken Starr's inquisition into people's private lives.
"The next logical step is for our counsel to work with the attorney general's office and the governor's office to develop a response".
Last week's Penn State news is aggravated by rumors that Paterno has retained legal counsel -- a logical but less-than-noteworthy move, if true -- and the unsubstantiated rumor that former defensive coach Jerry Sandusky may have used his charity to provide big donors access to young boys.
The most logical response would be for the SEC to retain private counsel on a contingent-fee basis in those large cases that it cannot staff adequately itself.
The right to proceed without a lawyer, the court said then, was a logical corollary to the Sixth Amendment right to the assistance of counsel.
"It is surprising and confusing when counsel identifies a problem and then opposes the most logical solution to that problem," U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis wrote in an order Tuesday evening.
Vicki Divoll, general counsel of the Senate Intelligence Committee in 2002 and a former C.I.A. lawyer, would have been a logical choice to advise senators on the legal status of the interrogation methods.
"That approach, taken to its logical conclusion, would allow all of the Bells and GTE to combine into one massive national monopoly," said James W. Cicconi, general counsel of AT&T, which has tried and failed to block various Bell mergers.
