... of those years. Each examines the responsibility of counsellors to speak truth plainly to power, and they each, through analogy and example, edge closer towards a dangerous discussion of the role of counsel in the court of a tyrant. Berthelet Thomas counsel Diogenes Laertus Dionysius of Sicily Elyot...

..., which are explained, involve manipulating the defendant's psychological outlook in terms of four states of mind: defeatism; optimism; fear; and trust. Crown Court Bridges L Zander M plea settlement Thomas P trials barristers solicitors Crown Court counsel defendants The Crown Court is a site...

... Savile Sir Henry Shakespeare William Wriotheslsey Henry 3rd earl of Southampton Rich Penelope Lady neé Devereux Sidney Sir Robert Adams Simon counsel counsellors Lake Peter monarchy ideas of parliament Alford Stephen ‘forward Protestantism’ Peltonen Markku Worden Blair Catholics Catholicism...

... layer is Baldwin, to whom each verse is directly addressed; the second is the assembled group of writers who watch the performers and comment on the stories; the third is ‘The reader’ to whom Baldwin addresses the prose narrative; and the fourth is the nobility, who receive the work and the counsel...

... could include the handling of Border policy. Other officers include the clerk register, treasurer, comptroller, exchequer, collector general, the court, and the crown's legal counsel. The duties and responsibilities of these officers are discussed. general assembly of the church law officers of state...

... earlier, Gideon v. Wainwright unanimously held that indigent felony defendants had a right to counsel at state expense. Gideon’s commonsense doctrine is more morally attractive and far easier to apply even-handedly than a rule that police are supposed to give warnings...

... of several subcomponents: debtor-in-possession (DIP) bankruptcy attorneys' fees and expenses; DIP special counsel fees and expenses; and DIP financial advisors' fees and expense. The chapter begins by considering how well the predictive and evaluative models in Chapter 3 explain the fees and expenses paid...

...The epilogue examines the legacy of the efforts by Julius Chambers and his firm through the mid-1970s. In 1984, Chambers, widely acknowledged as an exceptionally skilled civil rights litigator and legal strategist, succeeded Jack Greenberg as director-counsel of Legal Defense and Education Fund...

... Draft evasion prosecutions Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Kirkland Edward Lee Clyde Organized crime Santoiana J F Clark Ramsey Diecidue Frank Gibbons Sam Ippolito Frank “Cowboy ” Kenney William Longo James Right to counsel Rivera Johnny “Scarface ” Scaglione Nick Trafficante Santo Jr...

...This chapter deals with the recovery of the fees of counsel or Solicitor Advocates in a judicial account of expenses and the necessity of having Counsel’s involvement sanctioned by the Sheriff in Sheriff Court proceedings. The test for sanction of the cause or particular parts of the cause...

... f­ ather promised, in exchange, to buy him a polo pony. Now he was a sen­ ior partner in the clubby Wall Street law firm that existed primarily to provide l­egal counsel for the Rockef­ el­ler ­family and that f­ amily s prize investment, the Chase Manhattan Bank.3 Tweed was three thousand miles away...

...Gerald P. Koocher, John C. Norcross, and Beverly A. Greene Chapter 132 advises on the process of selecting and relying on an attorney and warns against self-representation, accepting unqualified legal advice, free legal counsel, and suggests careful evaluation of an attorney's past record and risk...

... additional support or remediation Source:   Grisso (1998 , 2005 ); Mossman et al. (2007) . Chapter 4 discusses preparations for the evaluation of juvenile CST. This includes qualifications for conducting juvenile CST evaluations, clarifying the referral, contacting defense counsel...

...This section presents the Working Group on the Declaration on Human Rights (CHR) Report, 10 December 1947. Right to a trial within a reasonable time Right to a public hearing Presumption of innocence Counsel UNITED...

... challenges to counsel and experts. ⁶ Consistent with the increasing frequency of proposals for disqualification in ICSID and UNCITRAL investment arbitrations, they have been the subject of much commentary. See   Meg Kinnear and Frauke Nitschke , ‘Disqualification...

...This section is about Article 2 of the Statute of the International Court of Justice Judicial independence/impartiality Judges UN Charter Choice of counsel The Court shall be composed of a body of independent judges, elected regardless of their nationality from among persons of high moral...

...Equality before the law Right to fair trial Right to a public hearing Access to justice Right to language Presumption of innocence Right to a trial within a reasonable time Ordre public Choice of counsel Witnesses 1. All persons shall be equal before the courts and tribunals...

...This introduction examines both the problems involved in studying political counsel and those which counsel posed for its medieval and early modern practitioners. It first outlines different approaches scholars of counsel and councils have adopted, before highlighting the importance of moving from...

... to entertain the rebels. aristocracy counsel favourites James III James IV Lauder Bridge rebellions Richard III Sauchieburn Stewart Alexander duke of Albany Harp The justice monarchy wisdom Hay Gilbert James II Scheves William Boyd family College of Justice histories James I Margaret...

...Henry VIII knew that a true Christian prince sought and considered counsel and weighed it in his conscience before acting. Council and counsel were therefore highly important to him in the crisis over his divorce and the royal supremacy. The discarding of his first great minister, Thomas Wolsey...