Lord Advocate

Scotland's Lord Advocate is now known to be taking a personal interest in the case.

He was appointed Lord Advocate in 1626, and held the office until 1641.

This made her the first Lord Advocate to serve two different governments.

The Lord Advocate was looking at him very hard.

There would be no change in the common law regarding the responsibilities of the Lord Advocate.

I know that the Lord Advocate will understand too.

The Lord Advocate bowed without the least shade of irony.

In answer to this the Lord Advocate stated that neither the one nor the other appeared.

He served as Lord Advocate from 1819 to 1830 and from 1834 to 1835.

He was appointed Lord Advocate from 1801 to 1804.

The Lord Advocate saw the eyebrows raised around the table and heard the muttered exchanges.

The Lord Advocate (speaking on the other side) was happy to be able to accommodate his learned brother in this matter.

In Scotland, this is the responsibility of the Lord Advocate.

Lord Advocate, until 1999, the former position for the top legal advisor on Scots law.

The Lord Advocate, peeling off his soaking robe, was making for the cool air outside.

"So here," said the Lord Advocate, "is the truth at last.

The Lord Advocate thereupon continued his examination of the witness.

The Lord Advocate ordered further enquiries to be made.

The Lord Advocate might have been annoyed at having his effects spoiled, but he gave not the slightest sign.

The Lord Advocate waited for the rustle of adjustment to die down, and then stood up.

The Lord Advocate was amused and intrigued-intrigued to such an extent that he took a hand in the game.

The Lord Advocate rose to address the Jury for the prosecution.

He was promoted to Lord Advocate in 1766.

He had held the post of Lord Advocate, which he did not relinquish until 1589.

The action was brought against the Lord Advocate the most senior legal representative in Scotland.