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Example sentences for: solicitor

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Officially, the decision was made by Clinton's first solicitor general, Drew Days III.
When he gets to the nick he will then holler for a brief of an entirely different kind, namely his lawyer--a solicitor; and if the case goes as far as court, the brief will very likely have engaged a mouthpiece --in Britain a barrister, in the USA a trial lawyer--to speak for him.
Others made the same argument about Lani Guinier, who never even got a hearing for the civil-rights job in 1993; and about Walter Dellinger, who served for several years as "acting" solicitor general because Republicans wouldn't confirm him.
In The Letter , a solicitor, Mr. Joyce, is approached by a Mr. Crosbie:
In other words, there are some who believe that we might be well advised to attend to what Milton, Donne, Dryden, Jefferson, Franklin, Lincoln, Byron, Shelley, Keats, Austen, Alcott, Dickens, and thousands of others have contributed to the molding of the language in all its reflexes and who find it difficult to understand the usefulness to be derived from an analysis of idle telephone and flatmate conversations, student essays read by no one other than the instructor charged with their marking, business letters read by no one other than their (individual) recipients, non-printed examination scripts exposed to nobody, social letters, classroom lessons, business transactions (between, for example, architect and 2 clients and solicitor and client), and so on.