(in the US) They are known as "trial attorneys." Or, an attorney who has a particularly good reputation as a good court attorney will be referred to as a "Litigator."
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The difference between a lawyer and an attorney at law is that a lawyer practices law and gives legal advice. An attorney at law handles court cases at all levels of law.
An attorney at law is a lawyer qualified to represent in court a party to a lawsuit.
An attorney-at-law is a lawyer qualified to represent in court a party to a lawsuit.
For court cases, and all matters of law, the only thing better than a lawyer is a good lawyer.
A lawyer or an attorney (the two terms are synonymous).
a defense lawyer
Counsel.
Lawyer, Judge, Clerks, Law Enforcement Officers, Court Reporters, Judges' Assistants, Interpreters (translation and sign languages)
Don`t Sneeze In Court Without A Lawyer. They Know The Law And Courts. A Judge Will Hardly Give A Look At You.ANSWER: In the United States, everybody is presumed to know the law. If you know the law and your the defendant in court sitting right next to the lawyer, why would you need him or her to represent you since you're right there. It is better to know the law and retain a lawyer for competent assistance of council.
Yes. Show them to your lawyer.
A common database, no. In order to keep confidentiality of the patients each database is local to the institution. The court of law has access to this information if the client pleads insanity. The court of law is public, therefore those cases can be found in the news.