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The defence attorney had tried to reduce the impact of the story.

He realises she will be a fine defence attorney for his own case.

Nobody wanted to give a defence attorney anything to chew on later.

The defence attorney cited a lack of evidence as reason for the withdrawal.

Clements was playing defence attorney, an unusual role for him.

The defence attorney put an arm around his client.

The defence attorney appointed to him said, however, that he maintained his innocence.

In 1979 two defence attorneys were tried and convicted for smuggling weapons.

Murray's defence attorneys have also denied knowledge of the arrangements.

For example, a defence attorney cannot present electronic and physical evidence even though they may be strong proof of the accused's innocence.

But the defence attorney had been too late.

Reprieve claims that her defence attorney did not present mitigating evidence.

Or the defence attorney is not given an opportunity to meet with the hospitalized person; all possible obstacles are placed to prevent it.

He is one of the defence attorneys who support the publication ban on information about the trial, while others have decried it.

The jury rejected defence attorneys' request to spare his life in light of the sexual abuse he suffered as a boy.

Steven Cord is hired by Rodney to be his defence attorney.

Mr Jimenez, the defence attorney, ruled out that possibility.

Now that little boy turned into a bright lawyer, and just happens to be the defence attorney in the Patricia Lara case.

Their defence attorneys said they would appeal.

He commended how actor "Dreyfuss shines as a radical defence attorney."

He was an outstanding criminal defence attorney.

To end up as a when-all-else fails criminal defence attorney would be OK, she guessed, all things considered.

The judge advocates want examples, and the defence attorneys don't want to make waves.'

The judgment has been communicated to the accused, to the defence attorney and the prosecuting attorney.

According to his defence attorney, Breivik initially expressed surprise and felt insulted by the conclusions in the report.

My sources said that he had no defence counsel whatsoever.

The defence counsel questioned the witness for over an hour.

Nor is this the time or place to consider other circumstances that defence counsel might wish to put before the court.

He continued to work as a lawyer, and was defence counsel in two significant cases shortly after his election.

There was no free choice of legal representation, and public defence counsel were appointed by the court.

Defence counsel stated that Adams had made a full admission.

No defence counsel were permitted, and none of the accused was allowed to appear.

Defence counsel said the girls' mother had no knowledge of what had been happening.

Coffin wondered what a defence counsel would have made of that lack if the case had ever come to trial.

First the defendant must show the defence counsel's performance was deficient.

He went straight to the reception desk and claimed defence counsel's right to another look at the evidence.

The defence counsel said that appeals would be made against the verdicts.

His undisputed genius as a defence counsel was no longer effective.

He appeared as defence counsel in many criminal cases.

But defence counsel was not present during the processing of the accused this morning."

Later, two of the defence counsel were arrested and charged with treason.

Students prepare a case as both Crown and Defence counsel.

His defence counsel pleaded it down on account of steroid rage.

We've got to get one set of charges or the other in motion, and I'm your defence counsel.'

His defence counsel said that the sentence went "against the logic and dynamic of the evidence presented".

He didn't mention anything about a defence counsel.

The defence counsel said the defendant had admitted losing his temper on finding out that the girl was under age.

Pathirana joined the legal profession after university and served as a defence counsel in different parts of the country.

Mortimer was also defence counsel at the Oz conspiracy trial later in 1971.

At that time, defence counsel were not permitted to address the jury, and the matter proceeded with the prosecution case.