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to 1939 as special assistant in the office of the Solicitor General. During his time

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Australian politician. Name variations: Linda Denise Lavarch. Born Nov 27, 1958, in Brisbane, Australia. Solicitor; as a member

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Margaret Clement Scott. Born Margaret Brandon in England; dau. of Horace Brandon (solicitor); sister of Florence

member of Parliament. Born Hazel Anne Blears, May 14, 1956; m. Michael Halsall, 1989. Solicitor; representing Labour, elected to

Creech. Born in 1944 in Burton-on-Trent. Became a solicitor (1986); stood as a

to persuade another person to commit a crime that the solicitor desires and intends

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in Edinburgh; youngest of ten children of James Ferrier (a solicitor as well as agent

11, 1930, in Lausanne, Switzerland; daughter of Arnold Muir (a solicitor) and Amy

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chair of Legal Services Commission of New South Wales (1979); was appointed solicitor-general and Queen

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and in Jamaica in 1870. He was also admitted as a solicitor in Jamaica

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Edmonton, North London, England; died 1931 in England; dau. of J.T. Marsden (solicitor). Trained at Snell's

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when he was six months old. He was educated at Cardiff University, became a solicitor, and was

teacher and wholesale grocer who had migrated from Lithuania, Silkin became a solicitor and then

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Scotland; died 1909 in Lochailort, Inverness Co., Scotland; dau. of James Wedderburn (solicitor-general for Scotland

attended Oxford University and was admitted to practice as a solicitor in 1784

are appointed by the Crown: the bailiff, attorney-general, and solicitor general in Jersey

1996), British historian. Samuel was born in London. His father was a solicitor and his

English poet. Born in London, the son of a solicitor, Jon Silkin was a

law of Rabbi Israel *Porush . Leibler's brother mark leibler (1942– ), a prominent solicitor in Melbourne

were drawn up in 1848–9 by W. W. Mitchell, a Glasgow solicitor, and were

then a lawyer in the office of the solicitor general for ten

In 1931 Herman J. Goldberg was an assistant district attorney. Richard Goldberg became chief Luzerne County solicitor and retired

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Between 1938 and 1939, he performed the duties of U.S. solicitor general. He acted as

Jan 20, 1990, at Titahi Bay, Wellington, New Zealand ; dau. of Samuel Arnott Pym (solicitor) and Emma

she would survive, as always. Her rescuer was Leslie's cousin, Max Hamer, a solicitor and executor

d . Haarlem, Netherlands, 18 January 1885) chemistry. The son of a solicitor-general at the

to 1954. He argued a total of 141 cases. Davis was solicitor general of the

commission (FTC); in the department of justice, working for solicitor general thurgood marshall; and

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of the Intellect for the Westminster Review. She delivered the article personally to Chapman

for Kentucky, Benjamin Bristow (who would soon argue this case as the first solicitor general of the

Time Warner Books, Brettenham House, Lancaster Place, London WC2E 7EN, England. E-mail— [email protected] . CAREER: Solicitor, c. 1985-98; writer

followed his father into the legal profession and became a solicitor upon his graduation from

Scotland, the third son of James Cunningham, a prominent Edinburgh solicitor. After attending Edinburgh Academy

resigned rather than carry out Nixon's order to fire Cox. That same night, Solicitor General robert h. bork

Wiltshire, and of Laura Jane Rixon, daughter of a London solicitor. He married Ruby Lilian

facilitating an act described in subparagraph (1) or subparagraph (2) of this article. (Bishop [1953] 1962, p

departments. For example, in the early 1800s, Congress created a solicitor of the

Clarke's potential was quickly noticed. He became parliamentary private secretary to the solicitor general in 1971

four burglars is suspected of the crime and incarcerated while their solicitor, Nicole, a young

four of the fifty-six state bar associations. ” In 1983 former U.S. Solicitor General Rex Lee and

cause for the United States. With him on the brief were Solicitor General Marshall, Assistant Attorney

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White House in 1933, he offered Frankfurter the post of solicitor general, chief representative of

was sent to learn the legal profession with a London solicitor named Chapman. While working

Darwin, Adrian met Hester Agnes Pinsent, daughter of Hume Chancellor Pinsent, a solicitor, and Dame

itself into an American parliament immediately responsive to the popular will. William Whiting, solicitor of the

hand. Fate arrived in the guise of Archie McNair, an ex-solicitor turned photographer who had

a fiasco of a trial, the charges were dismissed. My solicitor P.J. McGrory's submission

the King. CREDITS Film Appearances: (Uncredited) Blown–up man, The Black Windmill , Universal, 1974. Solicitor, A Nightingale

Austen's third son, Edward, as his heir; his uncle, Francis Austen, a wealthy solicitor who had provided for

after thirty years with the NAACP, Marshall was named the United States Solicitor General, the lawyer

The supreme court is the only judicial body created by the Constitution. Article III, Section 1, specifies

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aided by two others, John Bazley White, a cement manufacturer, and his solicitor, H.S. Leonard, whose goal

witnesses — State Department officials, a former U.S. presidential candidate, a former U.S. solicitor general, a Navy

not criminal.) The attorney general is assisted by a deputy attorney general, solicitor general, associate attorney general

1934–35) and as appellate judge (1939–40) before succeeding Robert H. Jackson as solicitor general (1940) and

The Constitution is the blueprint for American government. In Article II, Section 1, it

seat in 1950 and 1955–56. Upon entering Parliament he was immediately appointed solicitor-general, with a

provisions of the Constitution, including the Contract Clause in Article I, section 10. The

States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit (1939–1940); as solicitor general (1940–1941); and

represented Colchester in the "Reformation Parliament" (1529 – 36). Knighted and appointed solicitor general in 1533

Virginia Colony. Through her mother, Margaret Charters, his second wife, daughter of Samuel Charters, solicitor of customs

for the daughter of Gertrude Hartley and a British solicitor, Ernest Hartley. The

for "test case" under the cases and controversies clause of Article III. Scholarship on the

Republican politics, serving as a member of the city council, city solicitor, clerk of the

adequately. In 1601, for example, Sir Roger Wilbraham, the Queen's solicitor general for Ireland

own sense of being superior and exceptional. In an early article on "The Enfranchisement