Significados de queen's counsel en inglés

Learned vice-chancellors, queen's counsel, juniors and students fraternize and compete for chats and dances with the ladies quite promiscuously.

He is the first barrister practising primarily in Northern Ireland, and not already a queen's counsel, to become a senior counsel here.

The criteria for being made a Queen's Counsel are about to change.

In 1865 there lived in London a famous Queen's Counsel, Edwin James.

Ms Collins had the judge's report reviewed by a Queen's Counsel.

Queen's Counsel Michael Heron has been appointed to lead the… Audio

I should like to see a Queen's counsel for once in my life.

Henry Brougham, afterwards Lord Brougham, acted as the Queen's counsel.

Keeping a school, too, and so near akin to this Queen's counsel all the time!

The assistant Queen's Counsel proceeded to examine her.

Mr. McIntosh, assistant Queen's Counsel, conducted his examination.

Queen's counsel, and wife of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, on her autobiography Speaking For Myself.

I am a Queen's Counsel, one of the busiest in London, and I run my own chambers.

Valerie C Neita-Robertson is a Queen's Counsel.

In order to provide absolute transparency this will be done by an independent team, including a Queen's Counsel.

The two new Queen's Counsel are highly respected by their colleagues who congratulated them heartily at the ceremony.