Courtappointed counsel.

In this context, he submits that, prior to the preliminary inquiry, he was assigned a lawyer who, however, did not even attend the hearing.

The author asked his legal aid lawyer to obtain his medical records from the hospital, but the lawyer allegedly refused to do so.

The two men were defended by court appointed lawyers because their families were afraid to appoint their own lawyers.

The Court then appointed as ex officio defence counsel an official of the General Attorney's Office working at the Provincial Court's labour tribunal, who allegedly was not qualified to practise as a lawyer.

Although Yugoslav law does not oblige the court to appoint a lawyer in cases where offences carry a maximum punishment of five years apos imprisonment, the presiding judge nevertheless proceeded to arrange for him to choose a lawyer on the spot from among the 13 legal counsel present.

Any denial of access could be appealed to both the District Court and the Supreme Court.

The authors have argued that they were not informed by the Court that a legal aid counsel had been appointed for them and that appointed counsel factually withdrew the appeal without having consulted or informed them.

The State Security Court reportedly appoints lawyers for defendants who fail to secure legal representation on their own.

(g) Legal documents should continue to be distributed to courts, law schools and bar associations

2.5 On 24 November 1998 and following a decision of the Provincial Court of 20 October 1998, the author was assigned a legal aid lawyer to prepare her appeal to the Supreme Court.

Eventually, in the absence of further information from the authors as to who would represent them, the Court of Appeal decided to appoint a legal aid counsel.

Advocate, Supreme Court of Nepal.

Attorney and Conveyancer, Supreme Court of South Africa, 1967 1995.

At present, the Tribunal has 43 counsel (including co counsels) from 15 countries assigned by the Tribunal.

By law, there is no discrimination between male and female lawyers before the court.

Lawyers took an axe to the court?

In this connection, counsel notes that the Court did review the evidence against the author proprio motu.

With regard to preparation of the defence before the appeal court, the Government does not contest the allegations concerning the refusal of the court to provide a transcript of the proceedings and the restrictions on communication with counsel, an attorney whom Mr. Choi had chosen to defend him at the appeal stage.

Qualified barrister in the Ecuadorian courts and Doctor of Jurisprudence at the Central University, Quito, April 1951.

The court sentenced the lawyer to pay compensation.

On 20 October 1998, the Regional Court granted her request and on 24 November 1998, the Regional Bar Association appointed counsel for the author.

Master's degree from the Human Rights Institute of the Catholic University of Lyon, France

Attorney at Law of the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka.

Supreme Court Barrister in 1989 several cases before the Supreme Court.

8.3 As to the author apos s representation on appeal, in particular the fact that counsel assigned to him for this purpose was not of his own choosing, the Committee recalls that, while article 14, paragraph 3 (d), of the Covenant does not entitle the accused to choose counsel provided to him free of charge, the Court must ensure that counsel, once assigned, provides effective representation in the interests of justice.

What do you want me to do? Appoint one of us to be his lawyer?

Five (05) members who are or have been advocates in the Supreme Court or other courts or the Court of Audit

According to the author, during the court's sitting on 16 June, her lawyer called on her behalf the lawyer of the Committee of Religious Affairs, who testified that the author's dresses did not constitute a cult dress.

Three or four months later, a second lawyer agreed to represent him on a legal aid assignment.

A fourth initiative is to teach children about the rule of law and personal autonomy this serves to prevent lawbreaking by young persons and to create a better social environment in which they can grow up.

Not only was there a serious shortage of judges, clerks and material resources for the courts, and a shortage of defence lawyers, but there had also been serious allegations that the military of Rwanda had acted in contravention of judicial orders.

5.2 The authors add that, when the appeal court stated that the authors' counsel had not formulated the observations or allegations that they wished to put to the experts in the oral proceedings and that such clarifications were quite superfluous, it acknowledged that there were constraints on the right to question the defence experts.

(b) Nevertheless, the questioning took place in the presence not of a lawyer chosen by the accused, but of assigned counsel

8.3 Counsel reiterates that the State party violated article 14, paragraph 3 (d), because it appointed incompetent legal aid counsel to assist the author.

The Board consists of a retired judge of the Supreme Court of Victoria, three lawyers chosen by the Law Institute and the Victoria Bar Council, and three lay persons chosen by the Government.

In order to maintain the dignity of lawyers and prevent several courts from finding excuses to purposely make difficulties for lawyers, the Supreme Law promulgated the Rules on Security Checks by Judicial Policemen of the People s Courts in 2014, establishing the principles that lawyers do not need to conduct personal security check in court.

Regarding his access to legal counsel, the Government stated that his petition had been dismissed by the Supreme Court which was satisfied that the factual and legal circumstances of the case justified the postponement of Abu Rumi s meeting with his lawyer in the interests of the investigation.

He further alleges that the Supreme Court did not take his lawyer apos s submissions into account and simply ignored the many contradictions in the trial transcript.

However, owing to some unexplained family squabbles, the issue of legal representatives had become a problem, as some members of the family had decided to appoint another counsel, in the person of Chief Rotimi Williams, to replace the one already handling the case, who, as indicated had been appointed at the instance of Chief Abiola.

During the pleadings before the Court, Australia's counsel stated as follows

It must be perfectly lovely to live and work in the Inns of Court.

Women could act as prosecutors, lawyers, and judges and take part in the deliberations of all courts, namely first level court, appellate court, and supreme (cassation) court.

Unlike many other British Territories, lawyers in the Cayman Islands may both interview clients and appear on their behalf before the Grand Court (attorneys practise as both solicitor and barrister).

22. The Government apos s claim that the failure of the lawyer to participate in her client apos s defence did not leave Bermúdez without counsel, as he had four lawyers, is unacceptable under article 144 of the Code of Penal Procedure, an accused person is entitled to only one lawyer, who may designate an alternate under his responsibility.