Sentence examples for no barrister from inspiring English sources

No barrister dared to take liberties with him.

Still attitudes have since changed beyond recognition: no barrister would now contemplate using such terminology.

Since then, the CBA understands that no barrister has signed a new contract to undertake a VHCC at the reduced rates.

The Chief Adjudicator for England and Wales, Caroline Sheppard, is a jolly, no-nonsense barrister, who designed the appeal system more than 10 years ago.

Turpin had no defence barrister; during this period of English history, those accused had no right to legal representation, and their interests were cared for by the presiding judge.

"Criminal barristers will no longer be able to accept cases funded by legal aid as they will be financially unviable.

This meant barristers were no longer reading out the material in open court, which made it more difficult for journalists to follow cases unless barristers agreed to disclose copies of the documents.

If no solicitor or barrister is prepared to answer requests for a lawyer to be present at interviews after an arrest, police may have no other option but to release on bail those they may have wanted to keep in custody.

A year later he was made a King's Counsel: an odd honour for a man who no longer worked as a barrister.

On 20 November 1741 he was admitted to the Middle Temple, the first step on the road to becoming a barrister, but this imposed no obligations and simply allowed a legal career to be an option.

The two men, appearing from Peterborough prison, gave no plea, said prosecution barrister Sara Walker.