That may produce a new dimension to the saying that a lawyer is supposed to be capable of arguing both sides of any case, or it may require the solicitor general to reverse the office's positions in some cases, usually a rare event.
The publication of "Dubliners," in 1914, required seven solicitors, in part because he refused to remove pointed references to actual people and places.
The Cantwells were then charged with two offenses: violating a state statute that required religious solicitors to register with the secretary of the public welfare council and inciting others to breach of the peace.
Over 95 per cent of cases at a police station requiring a solicitor have been picked up within an hour- little different to any other day".
The solicitors' body threatened to withhold the necessary waivers required to allow solicitors to practise until a deal was struck meaning the upstarts couldn't compete with remunerative private practitioners in its staple areas (such as crime, matrimonial, personal injury probate and conveyancing).
For that reason, officials decided that Mr. Tribe could not be given a position that would require Senate confirmation, like solicitor general, because Republicans would probably go to war against him, with decades of legal writings to mine for ammunition.
If prospective buyers seek to hire a solicitor for the purchase of a house that the solicitor is coincidentally selling, the solicitor is required to refer them to another solicitor, Mr. Harrison said.
Other jobs, including accountant, solicitor or vet, require an enhanced criminal record check from the Disclosure and Barring Service; employers have the discretion to refuse to employ an ex-offender.
The education required of a solicitor includes a law school course.
The government's affidavit, presented to the court by the solicitor general, Ranjit Kumar, said it would "require some time to bring the law in place".
