Sentence examples for service lawyer from inspiring English sources

Public service lawyer, fierce advocate for tenants and breast cancer survivors.

"You sure you got the right guy?" the judge asked the immigration service lawyer, Anne Gannon, who said she would "have them run the prints again".

Nazir Afzal, the senior Crown Prosecution Service lawyer on child sexual exploitation, said that policies to pursue alleged offenders would continue unchanged despite criticisms by the actor's family and supporters that he was targeted because of his public profile.

Crown Prosecution Service lawyer Bethan David said: "While holding racist beliefs is not a crime, however distasteful they may be to to most people, planning and preparing to attack or terrorise people with explosive devices is a criminal act.

Later in the same session, he amended his answer, reading out a note from a civil service lawyer which said that the government "can't envisage" a situation where habeas corpus would conflict with secret courts.

A Crown Prosecution Service lawyer says that juries in those sorts of cases tend to conclude: "Sorry, we're not going to send this guy to jail for seven years because the woman, you know, met him and went with him quite willingly".Another problem is that, given the availability of DNA evidence these days, the defence usually centres on consent.

An important service lawyers can provide defendants like Mr. Presley is knowledge of what courts want — receipts of medical treatment, evidence of a job search, bank account statements.

Some lawyers who believe they have confronted secret evidence recently say immigration service lawyers are not acknowledging what their evidence is.

After 13 days all the men had been released without charge after Crown Prosecution Service lawyers told police they had no evidence on which to hold them.

Each year the amazing work of thousands of dedicated public service lawyers is celebrated, given a small moment of recognition, and – most importantly – shown much-deserved solidarity.

But some Crown Prosecution Service lawyers said they would not have opposed bail for some juveniles, nor would they have appealed against non-custodial sentences.