Phrases with «right of audience»

The phrase "right of audience" refers to the legal permission for someone to speak and participate in a court or other legal proceedings. It means that these individuals are allowed to present arguments, question witnesses, and generally have a voice in the legal process. Full definition

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right of audience

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front of a new audience
to keep audiences on the edge of one's seats
front of a large audience
audience of people
audience of millions
front of the right audience
audience of all ages
front of a global audience
audience of any size
... of one's target audience

front of one's target audience
attention of one's target audience
member of one's target audience
needs of one's target audience
part of one's target audience

attention of the target audience
front of a live audience
front of a live studio audience
audience of readers
one's audience of readers
audience of writers
... of one's audience

attention of one's audience
front of one's audience
member of one's audience
needs of one's audience
majority of one's audience
interest of one's audience
minds of one's audience
size of one's audience
intelligence of one's audience
eyes of one's audience
expectations of one's audience
part of one's audience
segment of one's audience
lot of one's audience

... of the audience

Sentences with «right of audience»

Since being granted higher rights of audience in the superior courts, they have come to realize that they do not want to be in court, that it is not their skill set. (slaw.ca)
He is a fully qualified collaborative lawyer and has full rights of audience, specialising in children matters but also handling complex financial disputes. (hcrlaw.com)
There seemed to be no restriction on rights of audience at these hearings. (newlawjournal.co.uk)
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Phrases with «right of audience»

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