Sentence examples for trained attorney from inspiring English sources

It concluded, "A trained attorney is clearly always preferable".

For instance, participating in IDC means the defendants have an additional person (i.e., an IDC caseworker and specially trained attorney) involved in monitoring their status in the community (Table 2).

For Ms. Torres, this system would force her to go up against Phillips the most powerful man in the extended community who is a trained attorney known for his skills at argument and intimidation.

Even though the government is represented by a trained attorney, and even though immigration law has been referred to as "more complex than the tax code," indigent immigrants are forced to navigate this labyrinthine system on their own and without legal counsel.

As a psychologist who has trained attorneys representing detainees in Guantánamo for the past several years, I was amazed at Bryan Burrough's ignorant and juvenile review of Jonathan Mahler's book "The Challenge: Hamdan v. Rumsfeld and the Fight Over Presidential Power" (Aug. 10), a thorough and fascinating account of the most important constitutional battle of our time.

The alliance has set up a legal academy to train attorneys in constitutional law and a biblical world view, as part of efforts to build "an enduring legal force of allies" who can fight these battles in the courts.

Instead of training attorneys who could work at large, civil firms, most accredited law school administrators say their aim is to produce attorneys who can represent working-class clients or work for the government.

Clemency Project 2014 members will collaborate to recruit and train attorneys on how to screen and write petitions for prisoners who meet the criteria laid out by the deputy attorney general on April 23.

Indigent defendants with some other diagnosis can still be assigned a specially trained IDC attorney, but do not receive enhanced case management services from the program and these defendants are not included in the current evaluation.

If the individual is diagnosed with major depression, bipolar disorder and/or schizophrenia they are eligible for enhanced case management services as part of the IDC program, and the appointment of a specially trained defense attorney.

If the caseworker determines that the individual has some other kind of mental health issue, the defendant can still partially participate in the program that is, by being assigned a specially trained defense attorney, but they will not receive the enhanced case management services.