Not only would that solicitor have been able to stop that treatment of him by the police but Mr Ebrahimi would have had someone on his side to contact on that terrible day and that solicitor might have been able to get through to the authorities and possibly prevent the death.
For those same reasons, appointing Ms. Kagan, who has been solicitor general since March 2009, "would essentially leave them short-handed for at least a year," said David J. Garrow, a University of Cambridge historian who has written widely on the court.
That is why, often in the name of CSR, incumbent businesses are so given to calling for rules and standards to be harmonised and extended, both at home and abroad.For the good of the public, you understand, barristers are opposed to reforms that would allow solicitors to appear more often as advocates in English courts (their training just isn't up to it).
The Law Society of Scotland has already raised concerns about part of the Bill which would mean solicitors having to collect the contributions themselves, arguing that this would turn them into "unpaid debt collectors".
Among them is a session of the Judiciary Committee that is meeting to hold confirmation hearings on Trump's would-be solicitor general and two assistant attorneys general.
"If I'd had a solicitor, the lawyers would still be arguing points of law.
"Who'd have thought that a middle-aged, middle-class solicitor would be a champion of oppressed women workers?" employment law expert Kerry Underwood has said.
"Normally their first port of call would be a solicitor, but that is not happening now".
Also: someone posted last week about how ludicrous it was to suggest that a solicitor would not leave a will.
Who but a solicitor would have the plodding nerve to surmount them with Jesus, Moses and Solomon, while the poor litigants are immortalised as a fighting dog and cat.
