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Meanings of legal representation in English

Russian
представительство
Portuguese
representação comercial
Spanish
representacion legal

Person representing another person in legal matters, and the laws enabling this.

Related terms
представительство
Usage of legal representation in English
1
Without legal representation, a case hearing last Tuesday was postponed until tomorrow.
Radio NZ
2
Children will not enjoy legal representation or the right to an appeal.
The South African
3
But this legal representation often falls horribly short of what is necessary.
The Guardian
4
There was no immediate word on whether Khaliqi had obtained legal representation.
Reuters
5
Parker knew that with competent legal representation I would win in court.
Escape
6
This is so that the accused can sort out their legal representation.
The South African
7
Switzerland is voting on whether abused animals should be entitled to legal representation.
Radio NZ
8
In most cases, both parties were present and without legal representation.
The Irish Times
9
Work has begun to find new legal representation for RMJ's clients.
BBC
10
The detainees are kept without access to family and legal representation.
The Irish Times
11
The hearing is the second sealed proceeding on Gates' legal representation.
Reuters
12
Courts set up by the militants do not allow legal representation or appeals.
Reuters
13
They asked his legal representation for this request but it was not allowed.
Independent.ie
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The adjournment is to allow Mr Murphy more time to get legal representation.
The Irish Times
15
Applicants also typically need legal representation, the cost of which can be prohibitive.
Radio NZ
16
Mr Mac Eochaidh and Mr Smith have not sought legal representation.
The Irish Times
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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