When they were asked why he used such squalid arguments in court, they replied that it is a lawyer's duty to do everything he can to win his case for his clients, and that as he believed these arguments would appeal to the jury, he was obliged to use them.
The investigation in the magistrate's court turns into a squalid farce, the charge against him is never defined, and from this point the courts take no further initiative.
Her resting place, the court heard, was a squalid room to which entry was banned for anyone but the couple, and which for the last four years had become their home as they retreated from the world in the grip of a drug addiction that had blighted their adult lives.
The government continued to defend Heydon on Tuesday, arguing Labor was making "a sordid, squalid attempt" to smear a former high court judge.
Howard League chief executive Frances Crook said: "Our prisons are squalid and our prisoners are idle, yet the courts are continuing to remand innocent people and people accused of petty crime at huge public expense.
The government continued to defend Heydon, arguing Labor was making "a sordid, squalid attempt" to smear an eminent former high court judge.
Riverside County and state officials reached a deal this week for the state to release $10 million to complete the court-ordered relocation of residents of a squalid trailer park on tribal land, known as Duroville, to a new housing development.
But a new wave of immigrants from places like Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Sudan and Somalia has met indifference or even outright hostility.On May 9th far-right protesters tried to storm a former court building in Athens that is a squalid home for 600 immigrants.
The main commercial court building, St Dunstan's House, is notoriously cramped, squalid and inefficient.
Mr Simester slept in a rat-infested shed for more than a decade with just his horse manure-stained clothing for bedding - before being moved to a squalid and cold caravan with a broken door, heard Cardiff Crown Court.
