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appear with an
advocate, and a few
solicitors known as 'solicitor-
Advocates' have
rights of audience, but for
practical purposes,
Advocates have
almost exclusive...
- Look up
advocate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
advocate is a
professional in the
field of law. The
Advocate, The
Advocates or
Advocate may also...
- Judge-
advocates are
military lawyers serving in
different capacities in the
military justice systems of
different jurisdictions. The
Australian Army Legal...
- [permanent dead link] "About Us -
Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record ****ociation".
Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record ****ociation.
Archived from the original...
- The
Advocates Library,
founded in 1682, is the law
library of the
Faculty of
Advocates, in Edinburgh. It
served as the
national deposit library of Scotland...
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Faculty of
Advocates (Scottish Gaelic: Dàmh an Luchd-tagraidh) is an
independent body of
lawyers who have been
admitted to
practise as
advocates before the...
- solution.
Although the
Advocates General are full
members of the court, they do not take part in the court's deliberations, and the
Advocate General's opinion...
- now
advised on
Scots law by the
Advocate General for Scotland. The Lord
Advocate is not head of the
Faculty of
Advocates; that
position is held by the Dean...
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organization of more than 730
commissioned officers serving as
judge advocates, 30
limited duty
officers (law), 500
enlisted members (primarily in the...
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Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) is a
national ****ociation in the
United States that
supports and
promotes court-appointed
advocates for
abused or neglected...
