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| - A lawyer is a person educated in the law, and licensed to practice law as an attorney, counselor, or solicitor. Samuel T. Cogley was one of the most successful lawyers of the 23rd century, famed for his defense of Captain James T. Kirk against murder charges in 2267. (TOS episode: "Court Martial") On Iotia, lawyers are referred to in the local slang as 'mouthpieces'. Iotian bosses, tired of being burdened with petty disputes, established the legal system after consulting The Book. (TOS - Strange New Worlds V short story: "Legal Action")
- These are the locations where you can work as Lawyer:
* Law Firm
- A Lawyer is the advisor to the Don in the Mafia, and can sometimes be his accountant, or a former hitman. Lawyer try to be legitimate so that they can "prove" the family legitimate as well, and are rarely involved in hits, robberies, or any physical activities that the Mob carries out. A Lawyer can become boss, first-in-line, while another person who can gain the position is Underboss or Capo. Javier Escuella from Red Dead Redemption game was also a lawyer and assassin of Bill Williamson and Colonel Allende.
- The Lawyer is a unit in the Call to Power games.
- In common parlayance, a lawyer is an individual who is permitted to engage in the practice of law, basically, to give legal advice to clients and to represent them in a court. Depending on the jurisdiction, they may have different titles and abilities to practice.
- Spelling attested since 1611 of [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Lawyer]] lawiere, recorded since 1377, itself from lawe "law" + -iere.
- 3x22 lawyer.jpg|Lawyer (All Hell Breaks Loose) Lawyer-trial-by-magic.jpg|Lawyer (Trial by Magic) 5x07LawyerBusi.png|Lawyer (Sympathy for the Demon) Female-lawyer.jpg|Female Lawyer (Hyde School Reunion) Male-lawyer.jpg|Male Lawyer (Hyde School Reunion) A Lawyer appeared in a total of 6 over the course of the series.
- A lawyer was a person whose profession was to represent clients in a court of law. The human female Arsha Lome was a lawyer.
- A lawyer (alternate pronunciation: Li-ar) is a person who has to do whatever you say, as long as you keep giving them money. If you do not, you will probably get sued. Lawyers are there to serve you. It is Un-American not to have a lawyer at your command, in case you want to sue Wendy's for that finger in your chili.
- Lawyers are one of the toughest customers in Diner Dash 5. If multiple groups of them sit together, they make a loud noise when they lose their hearts, and can annoy customers. Lawyers will be happier if they never lose their temper. You need the Librarians to keep them quiet. The Lawyers also appeared in the background in Avenue Flo 2. They also appeared in Facebook Diner Dash. In Diner Dash 5, they work for Mister Big, but they ended up sideing with Flo because they loved her food and service.
- A Lawyer is a person who practices law. In the United Kingdom lawyers who represent clients as defence lawyers or represent the Crown as prosecutors are divided into solicitors and barristers who do slightly different work. In the United States there is no distinction between barristers and solicitors and both types of work are done by attorneys. Judges are also lawyers.
- The Lawyer makes his only appearance in TimeSplitters 2. In all their appearances they serve as basic civilians, but in the Arcade League mission, Men in Grey, they serve as the enemy, along with the Consultant and the Accountant.
- Typical habitats for Lawyers are courthouses, hospital emergency rooms, bars, and—according to frequent reports—at the bottom of the ocean. They are also known for being caught and trained as evil villains for the Church of Scientology. If you find one neck-deep in sand, you need more sand. Wonderbaums will not cure their obnoxious smell. In fact, it might only excite them.
- A lawyer, according to Black's Law Dictionary, is "a person learned in the law; as an attorney, counsel or solicitor; a person licensed to practice law." Law is the system of rules of conduct established by the sovereign government of a society to correct wrongs, maintain stability, and deliver justice. Working as a lawyer involves the practical application of abstract legal theories and knowledge to solve specific individualized problems, or to advance the interests of those who retain (i.e., hire) lawyers to perform legal services.
- A lawyer is a person who is normally educated at a law school and practices law. A lawyer is often called upon to resolve legal matters. Typically, passage of the bar exam is a pre-requisite for practice of the law. The Judge Advocate General is responsible for lawyers within Starfleet. (USS Baldwin) In the Cardassian Union, a person who practices law is called a nestor. (Sigils and Unions: Catacombs of Oralius)
- Lawyers were people who practice law and were abolished by 2015 speeding up the process of the court coming to a decision. When Marty McFly, Jr. was arrested in 2015, he was tried in a data-court within a period of two hours and sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary. The following week, his sister Marlene attempted to break him out, and she was sentenced to twenty years. In 1931, there was a firm known as the Law Offices of Gale, Zemeckis, & Fine in the Courthouse Square on Main Street. It was located between a bank and Lamont's House of Ermine.
- A lawyer (also known as an attorney, advocate, or litigator) was a person who represented the interests of a person or group, for example, in a court of law. They also defended or prosecuted in Starfleet court martial cases. (TOS: "Court Martial" ) Lawyers serving in Starfleet could be assigned to the office of the Judge Advocate General. (TOS: "Court Martial" ; TNG: "The Measure Of A Man" ) On Earth after World War III, lawyers were, for a time, abolished by execution. (TNG: "Encounter at Farpoint" ) However, in the Federation, lawyers existed in the 23rd and 24th centuries.
- Lawyers make a long study of the processes of law in the Old World and of legal systems in general. They are professionals, occupy a fairly high station in life and are generally respected. Their most prized possession is their reputation - their own reputations as Lawyers and the reputation of their home town and its legal system. It is this reputation, above everything else, that ensures the Lawyer a steady stream of clients and a steady stream of fees and many Lawyers will be extremely wary of taking on a case which they are not sure they can win. Some junior Lawyers, however, may be willing to take the risk of fighting an unusual case or one which is likely to excite public interest, for winning such a case will increase their reputation and professional standing. Although legal system
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