You work with a barrister for two months of six months' internship.
Note also that barristers are instructed only by solicitors and never by members of the public. A barrister or a group of barristers is referred to as' counsel '.
Eligible applicants receive legal aid in court proceedings through the services of a solicitor or barrister as necessary to ensure that any person who has reasonable grounds for pursuing or defending a legal action is not prevented from doing so by lack of means.
"What a spit-fire she is, " thought the barrister.
She qualified as a barrister in 1953, the year in which her twins Mark and Carol were born.
Eligible applicants receive legal aid through the provision of the services of a solicitor and a barrister in court proceedings, as necessary, to ensure that any person who has reasonable grounds for pursuing or defending a legal action is not prevented from doing so by lack of means.
The barrister represented to the court that the defendant was mentally unstable.
His father, then a prominent barrister and a rising figure in the Conservative Party, had a debilitating stroke, nearly died, and lost the ability to speak for three years.
The defendant leant forward and spoke to his barrister.
He also finds an excellent barrister - Richard Doane of the Inner Temple, a friend and amanuensis of the late Jeremy Bentham - to defend her at the Old Bailey trial.
But with a good barrister behind us, clubs who think that delaying tactics could save them money should think again.
Our case was argued by an able barrister, who reduced the prosecutor's submissions almost to nothing.
By the time Anthony was born, however, they were struggling to live in grandeur on his father's earnings as a less than successful barrister.
A barrister or a group of barrister is referred to as "counsel".
In the corridor his barrister congratulated him.
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