lawyering

It's an art that has little to do with good lawyering.

I think we got to agree that was sharp lawyering.

The status of lawyering was in flux, had been for some time.

In a capital case, this is the essence of preventive lawyering.

Freelance lawyering paid the bills for him, and he continued to live at home with his mother.

A judge should just be there with a knowledge of the law and leave the lawyering to the lawyers."

That was the way lawyering was still done in some parts of Mexico.

"Sometimes that means the lawyering is less than perfect.

The union leadership is properly flush as once again superior lawyering decided the battle.

She thinks better lawyering would have gotten a self-defense acquittal.

He intends to do his own lawyering again when the new trial starts on Feb. 4.

At around two, with most of the lawyering done, Lipton and I sat down to talk again.

His gambling was proving to be much more profitable than his lawyering.

"The lawyering was quite basic here," he said.

There he realized that most death penalty appeals are based on inept lawyering at trial.

His goal, he said, is to extend skilled lawyering to the disfranchised, particularly minorities.

Other false confessions have been exposed by vigorous lawyering and the work of psychologists.

The lawyering I did in my other life was in Omaha.

"But if you have bad lawyering in Pennsylvania, and no mitigating circumstances are presented, the death penalty is mandatory."

Mr. Penn benefited from a crash course in tough-guy lawyering.

The problem of shady lawyering and a sluggish court system isn't confined to matrimonial practice.

The latter charge is based on street-level lawyering.

Lawyers' Poker is an irresistible guide to successful lawyering and an enjoyable read for anyone with an interest in law.

That is brilliant lawyering, but terrible First Amendment law.