Sentence examples for unrepresented person from inspiring English sources

"What happens to the unrepresented person in the nursing home is a humongous problem that we haven't really dealt with," she said.

When an attorney is present at the first appearance, the accused is twice as likely as an unrepresented person to be released the same day he or she is arrested.

"In the 21st century in this country you can no longer look at Othello as a black guy, as some symbolic figure of the unrepresented black person," Mr. Sellars said.

Sadly, over time, with the cuts in legal aid and procedural changes we began to see a rise in litigants in person with unrepresented parents having to conduct these extremely complicated cases without the necessary support provided in the past by solicitors.

In civil cases, the judges say, the withdrawal of legal aid will result in more litigants in person, claimants who are unrepresented.

Announcing the delay, the Manchester Observer reported that the intention of the meeting was "to take into consideration the most speedy and effectual mode of obtaining Radical reform in the Common House of Parliament" and "to consider the propriety of the 'Unrepresented Inhabitants of Manchester' electing a person to represent them in Parliament".

"No person should face the death penalty unrepresented by adequate counsel simply because of a funding stalemate in Atlanta," the new lawyers wrote.

A separate report by the Judicial Working Group on Litigants in Person warned of an "influx" of unrepresented claimants coming into the courts.

Asked whether there were miscarriages of justice as a result of the increase in litigants in person, Lord Dyson said: "I'm sure there will be cases where a party who was unrepresented has lost a case because he or she doesn't have representation.

But New Jersey is not unrepresented.

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