Sentence examples for progressive lawyer from inspiring English sources

The National Lawyers Guild and the NYC Chapter mourn the passing of Victor Rabinowitz, a founding member of the Guild and a consummate progressive lawyer.

When Louis D. Brandeis was nominated to the Supreme Court in 1916, he was the most prominent progressive lawyer in the nation.

They were Kathy Boudin, daughter of a progressive lawyer, and Cathy Wilkerson, daughter of the radio-station owner whose house had been destroyed.

The gathering was the Yodakin crowd's first chance to "think together in a safe space," as Karuna Nundy, a progressive lawyer who argues before India's Supreme Court, put it.

The battered boozer taking an occasional swig from his bottle of Whyte and Mackay on the late Inverness-to-Glasgow train shares an ambition with the progressive lawyer nursing a glass of red Burgundy in his lovely north Edinburgh home.

She founded Young Legal Aid Lawyers, by far the most successful and effective group of progressive lawyers I know.

In early August, Woodfox flew to New York City to receive an award from the National Lawyers Guild, an association of progressive lawyers and activists, at the organization's annual conference.

Khan, who accused the government of harming progress towards a diverse judiciary with swingeing cuts to the legal aid budget, has appointed Sir Geoffrey Bindman QC and Karon Monaghan QC, two of Britain's leading progressive lawyers, to "think big" on how to achieve a balanced judiciary.

Root for two little girls in Clark County, Nevada, to end up living in a van?" Two days later, she gave an equally forceful response, in front of a group of progressive lawyers, to Trump's attack on the Mexican-American judge Gonzalo Curiel.

I suspect that some women feel cheated by Mr. Spitzer for playing so egregiously against type: the well-to-do, progressive Ivy League lawyer with the perfect LSAT scores — the "Lean In" reader's ideal eHarmony matchup — isn't supposed to conduct himself like a bond trader three weeks out of the Sigma Chi house.

Only two people survived: Kathy Boudin, the daughter of a progressive New York lawyer, who had gone underground following the 'Days of Rage' protests a year earlier when students ran riot in a wealthy area of Chicago, smashing store windows and clashing with police; and Cathy Wilkerson, the daughter of a radio-station magnate whose townhouse now lay in ruins.