defending counsel

I can hear defending counsel's final address to the jury.

His defending counsel waved this away as nothing more than the sort of talk young people enjoyed.

In the youth courts, for example, the children have legal aid and the services of a defending counsel.

He must have had a rotten defending counsel or a very biased judge.

After the lunch adjournment the defending counsel addressed the court.

Your honor, I object to the tergiversations of defending counsel.

He nodded his head, as though he approved of what the defending counsel had said.

Defending counsel could be relied on to spell them out in detail to the jury.

A filthy deserter is not entitled to a defending counsel.

"Surely, it is founding principle of our legal system: defending counsel can call for whatever papers they want," he said.

Public defending counsel was present, as was an interpreter.

During his trial he was refused the right to defending counsel and was subjected to various forms of physical violence.

I am not a defending counsel, mon cher.

Llewellyn, coming after it, had failed to remove the good impression that the defending counsel had made.

Baillie observed, was impressed, and, the next day, retained Erskine as one of his defending counsel.

Prester, the defending counsel, took the floor.

At dinner, Quinncannon confesses he sentenced an innocent man to death to ruin the defending counsel's reputation.

Defending counsel Elizabeth Marsh said a "prolonged period of stress" could be considered as a mitigating factor.

“Is your client familiar with the maxim res ipsa loquitur?” he asked the defending counsel.

Defendants are entitled to a defending counsel or solicitor, and their unit may provide an Accused's Assisting Officer if they so wish.

Defending counsel Ian Kelcey said Saaf “was undergoing inpatient treatment at a mental health establishment”.

How could he possibly say, asked the defending counsel, that this particular copy of King Oliver’s Sweet Baby Doll was his?

Just as the defending counsel was about to resume his seat the judge interposed -- "I presume that you have shown the photo. of the deceased?"

Ironically, in the light of later events, defending counsel then sought an adjournment in order to call character witnesses in mitigation.

In the wrecked chateau that serves as the company's HQ he is interviewed by his sympathetic defending counsel then goes before a field court-martial.