Sentence examples for whose attorneys from inspiring English sources

To stay silent: Rod Blagojevich, whose attorneys rested their case yesterday without putting him on the stand.

A recent report by the Centre for Constitutional Rights – whose attorneys have visited the base 40 times since 2004 – details the ongoing outrages inflicted upon inmates there.

The deal has also faced opposition from a large group of states, whose attorneys general have actively been trying to stop it.

It featured in the terrorism trial of Zacarias Moussaoui, whose attorneys agreed to summaries of statements from, among others, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.

"Without question, today's ruling was a game changer," said Nancy Northup, the president of the legal group the Center for Reproductive Rights, whose attorneys argued for the clinics before the court.

Contrast Warner Bros., whose attorneys fired off threatening letters to renegade Harry Potter Web sites maintained by fans, but backed down after the creator of one site, a 15-year-old British girl, hired lawyers and alerted the media.

Crowder, whose attorney and family members could not be reached, had been arrested two days earlier for disorderly conduct.

Of the 12, it is the first whose attorney general has said his state should recognize same-sex marriages performed in other jurisdictions, advocates and aides to Mr. Spitzer said.

She still lost sleep after the election of Donald Trump, whose Attorney General pick, Senator Jeff Sessions, is what she calls "an aggressive pursuer of the most outmoded version of the drug war".

To await the jury's verdict: Rod Blagojevich, whose attorney made showy closing arguments yesterday that called the former governor "insecure," "silly," and "not the sharpest knife in the drawer" — but not a criminal.

But the state of Florida, whose attorney general has already issued investigative subpoenas to Selig and baseball officials, would most likely pursue a legal challenge as aggressively as Minnesota.