Sentences with phrase «particular courthouse»
When hiring an Illinois criminal defense attorney we recommend that you work with a lawyer that does a lot of work at the particular courthouse where you have to appear and focuses their practice on criminal defense.
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More specifically, the lawyer should have spent a lot of time in the particular courthouse in the county where your ticket will be heard.
One particular courthouse is in Brampton, where the Ministry of the Attorney General has announced they will build a 3 - story expansion.
There's an organization in the basement of this particular courthouse that is there to help, but I had a really hard finding it.
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Similarly, clashes along the church - state boundary are shaped by the particular religious makeup of the region — as when the LDS Church attempted to regulate what could be said and distributed on the streets near Salt Lake City's Temple Square, or when a state judge in Alabama decided to display the Ten Commandments outside his courthouse.
«What is so very important about this courthouse is that it belongs to no one in particular.
«In short, this particular lawsuit seemed doomed, with the court's biggest task figuring out how to say so without shutting the courthouse door entirely to such claims,» said longtime Supreme Court reporter Lyle Denniston.
Understandably, many people only want to go out to courthouses to hand out FIJA brochures when a particular case is in progress.
It urges stakeholders (in particular, the Law Society of BC, CBA BC Branch, Courthouse Libraries of BC and Access to Justice BC) to assume a joint stewardship role to continue to nurture the unbundling movement.