Sentence examples for new barristers from inspiring English sources

While he was not the sole cause of this reform, his position at the head of the Bar meant that he served as a highly visible example for new barristers to take after.

We found a new barrister.

The Independent's Ben Chu profiles Assange's new barrister Geoffrey Robertson.

1.41pm: Assange's new barrister, Geoffrey Robertson, has also arrived at the court.

He is due to return to City of Westminster magistrates at around 2pm with a new barrister, Geoffrey Robertson.

She was referred to a new barrister, but Clara says he did not prepare her case properly and she stood no chance.

Local clergyman Reverend Paul Coates Arthur Darvilll) was also back and in a relationship with Becca (Mark Latimer's old flame) while new faces include Charlotte Rampling as the hot-shot brief the Latimers want to take on their case, Marianne Jean-Baptiste as Joe's new barrister from London and James D'Arcy as Lee Ashworth, the main suspect in the Sandbrook case.

At the time, there was no organised way for a new barrister to find a pupil master or set of chambers, and in addition the barrister would be expected to pay the pupil master between 50 and 100 guineas (equivalent to between £ and £ in ).

Against doctors' orders, and although he could not stand and could barely breathe, he was planning to do his show Mortimer's Miscellany at the Middle Temple next week to enlighten and enliven a new generation of young barristers.

The new "utter barrister" was then expected to supervise bolts ("arguments" over a single point of law between students and barristers) and moots at his Inn of Court, attend lectures at the Inns of Court and Chancery and teach students.

S Chelvan Barrister (new entry) Chelvan, a barrister and LGBTI activist, has an international reputation in LGBTI asylum law.