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He served as his state's chief legal officer for a single term from 2004 to 2008.
He seemed to make a plea to stay on as the nation's chief legal officer.
The attorney general serves as the chief legal officer of the state.
Nor do I think that it is necessarily a particularly good idea to give us a special legal officer for the rights of the individual.
He was the company's top legal officer, as general counsel, before being named vice chairman.
An assistant to the state's top legal officer did not return repeated telephone calls.
The airline has lost its chief financial officer, top two legal officers and other managers.
A confrontation, even a discus76 sign, between legal officers not be overlooked.
A bailiff is a governor, a legal officer for the government.
He was born in Imola, into a family of legal officers.
Court officials said the average was 39 hours over recent months.
The most recent average, court officials said, is 39 hours.
I could tell the court officials did not want us there.
Of the 78 who remain, court officials said they had no idea how many are black.
Certainly the various court officials who came and went didn't seem interested.
Court officials said today that there had been no real problems during the trial.
Court officials said the appeal would be heard next week.
Court officials said even they were surprised at the results.
The security officer was over by the side door talking to a court official.
A hearing on that issue will continue today, court officials said.
They talked it over and decided he would become a court officer.
In those cases, you often must make an appearance before a court officer.
Then he caught the fat court officer looking straight at him.
A court officer opened the door that led to the jury room.
He had given the other court officer a lift back.
Five of the 15 court officers in the room gathered around him.
The prison guard looked the two court officers up and down.
A court officer told the men to knock it off.
The court officers were with them, standing around like troop leaders.
On the second day of the trial, a court officer asked them to turn the shirts inside out.
"It could be judged only by a judicial medical officer", he said.
He then served as a military judicial officer from 1990 to 1993.
The court does not have its own judicial officers.
More than a year passed before all the executive and judicial officers of the state could occupy their new quarters.
Basically this academy is meant for the training of judicial officers.
If the judicial officer unable to make any such finding, he records accordingly.
But the fact is that allegations against judicial officers are becoming a reality.
A court sits with a single judicial officer, either the president or a magistrate.
The senior judicial officer of the court is the president.
High judicial officers have sometimes been created life peers upon taking office.
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