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solicitor

[suh-lis-i-ter] / səˈlɪs ɪ tər /
NOUN
attorney
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His solicitor told the court that his client had received treatment for mental health difficulties.

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Through their solicitor, they gave a deadline after which they would no longer be able to offer Liam a home, and it would become the council's duty to accommodate him.

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Defence solicitor advocate Iain McSporran KC said his client had serious mental health issues which were partly associated with his former army career.

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The court previously heard that Kastrati was arrested and questioned without either a solicitor or an Albanian interpreter present.

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Visits also took place from a "solicitor or consultant" connected to the McKay family, who did not disclose their position and said they would visit "every day", the High Court heard.

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