Sentence examples for permanent attorney from inspiring English sources

And the permanent Attorney General whom Trump has nominated, Senator Jeff Sessions, will be coming along as soon as he gets through the Senate.

Prosecutors have 60 days to decide whether to bring the second-degree murder charge against Hayes, who had a hearing scheduled Monday to inform the magistrate's court of his permanent attorney.

Clegg also said the slow pace of civil rights enforcement may be due in part to the combination of a new administration and the lack of a permanent assistant attorney general for the division.

"I believe it's good as well for proponents of a permanent fix," California Attorney General Xavier Becerra (D) said in an interview about the injunction in his case to preserve DACA.

The accidental success of a user revolt against the accidental feminist hero of the Valley came as a surprise to many, especially considering that Reddit board members had expressed interest in hiring her as the site's permanent CEO, as Kleiner Perkins attorneys told a San Francisco judge in February.

Garran spent thirty-one yeass as permanent head of the Attorney-General's Department, providing advice to ten different Prime Ministers (from Barton to Lyons).

The creation of the office and Garran's appointment to it was to some degree recognition of his existing role as Permanent Head of the Attorney-General's Department, in which Garran gave legal advice to several successive governments, but it also represented a formal delegation of many of the powers and functions formerly exercised by the Attorney-General.

"If any questions or doubts remain about this case, it would cast a permanent cloud over justice," said Attorney General John D. Ashcroft in delaying Mr. McVeigh's execution until at least June 11.

My client is probably going to have a much more permanent immigration status than his attorney".

(NOTE: Attorneys not actively practicing law often list themselves as "inactive". Suspensions, whether administrative or disciplinary, are considered a permanent black mark on an attorney's record).

I came to the states at the age of 3 from Kassel, Germany, but my parents were unable to change our legal status to permanent residents because of incompetent attorneys who represented my family and basically screwed up the case.