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Queen's Counsel СЪЩ Brit ЮР
I. counsel <-ll-, > [ˈkaʊnsl] Brit Am <-l-> ГЛАГ прх (advise)
to counsel sb against sth form
II. counsel [ˈkaʊnsl] СЪЩ
1. counsel no pl form (advice):
2. counsel (discussion):
3. counsel (lawyer, legal adviser):
адвокат(ка) м (f)
Phrases:
I. queen [kwiːn] СЪЩ
1. queen a. прен (female monarch):
2. queen GAMES:
3. queen прин (gay man):
II. queen [kwiːn] ГЛАГ прх GAMES
Present
Icounsel
youcounsel
he/she/itcounsels
wecounsel
youcounsel
theycounsel
Past
Icounselled / American English counseled
youcounselled / American English counseled
he/she/itcounselled / American English counseled
wecounselled / American English counseled
youcounselled / American English counseled
theycounselled / American English counseled
Present Perfect
Ihavecounselled / American English counseled
youhavecounselled / American English counseled
he/she/ithascounselled / American English counseled
wehavecounselled / American English counseled
youhavecounselled / American English counseled
theyhavecounselled / American English counseled
Past Perfect
Ihadcounselled / American English counseled
youhadcounselled / American English counseled
he/she/ithadcounselled / American English counseled
wehadcounselled / American English counseled
youhadcounselled / American English counseled
theyhadcounselled / American English counseled
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Junior counsel is more likely to take the first moot point and senior counsel the second (this can however be reversed depending on the problem).
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This is followed by cross-examination by the defense and examination by the investigating officer upon completion of questioning by both counsel.
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Any semblance of anything other than total and unquestioning obedience to the desires and counsel of the church's leadership chain is considered rebellion and insubordination, and simply is not tolerated.
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He then moved on to a similar general counsel position with an online credit card company.
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Defendants do not have a right to court-appointed counsel, a right against double jeopardy, or a right against self-incrimination.
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