Sentences with phrase «legal correspondent»
A legal correspondent is a person who reports on and provides information about legal matters for a news organization or publication. They explain court cases, legal issues, and other legal developments to the public in a simplified and understandable way. Full definition
This statement was made by the BBC's Legal Correspondent in legal analysis that is, sadly, likely to be more widely read than any proper assessment of what international law actually provides.
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Perhaps this is what ABC News legal correspondent Jan Crawford Greenburg had in mind when she noted on her blog that Scalia was never asked whether torture would violate Due Process.
As Legal Blog Watch's senior legal correspondent, I may even neeed to attend this one in person.
Yes, says David Allen Green, legal correspondent of the New Statesman, who suggests legal advice for anyone considering marriage wouldn't be such a bad idea:
ABC News legal correspondent Jan Crawford Greenburg, writing yesterday on her blog Legalities, likened the report to an April Fool's joke.
Slammin with Jeff Koons & Damien Hirst (2009) Dear Jeff and Damien: our stiletto - wearing legal correspondent, M. Contraband, Esq., is watching your moves in the mosh pit... Slammin with Jeff Koons & Damien Hirst PUNK is about shock and irony and anarchy, and generally treading hard on the...
CBS legal correspondent Jan Crawford has said the number is five while Politico says the number is eight.
The Chronicle of Higher Education News Blog commented earlier this week on a piece by the New York Times legal correspondent Adam Liptak who argues that the influence of law reviews is on a sharp decline [one has to register online to read the original Times piece]:
Immediately afterward, NPR Legal Correspondent Nina Totenberg weighed in on the comments of a man whom she has watched argue 35 or so different cases before the Court — and win 29.
Perhaps legal correspondents prefer to pick over testimony from the glamorous Leveson Inquiry as opposed to complicated government proposals involving clunky phrases — some would say fig leaves — like «Closed Material Procedure» and «Special Advocate».
David Allen Green is legal correspondent of the New Statesman and a solicitor.
Author: Jan Crawford is CBS News» chief legal correspondent.
Back in the mid-2000s, when Ailes allegedly harassed her, Kelly, a former corporate attorney, was a legal correspondent in Fox's Washington bureau.
- Panel debate on access to justice after the election compered by Owen Bowcott, legal correspondent for the Guardian.
David Allen Green, solicitor, is the author of the Jack of Kent blog and is the legal correspondent at The New Statesman.