Examples of using Represented him in English and their translations into Russian
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You represented him, right?
He doubts whether J. H. represented him at all.
Yes. I represented him in court.
And the early Christians often represented Him as a fish.
A London law firm represented him pro bono before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.
If any of your questions touch upon Governor Florrick in the time I represented him.
A State-appointed lawyer represented him on appeal before the Supreme Court.
The complainant was represented by a lawyer. On 23 May 2003, he had a complementary interview,and his lawyer represented him by phone.
He served as an advisor to the Emir and often represented him at ceremonial events and receptions.
She represented him during Castro's witch hunt, and on the day of his hearing, she was running late, because she was.
If any of these questions touch upon Governor Florrick in the time I represented him, then I am bound by attorney-client privilege.
Lately I represented him in Washington, D.C., at the American University, Washington College of Law in a forum on fugitives.
He forwarded his complaint to the Legal Resources Foundation,a privately run law firm, which represented him in relation to his treason charge see para. 2.7 below.
One brother of Werner represented him in England(Sir William Siemens) and another in St. Petersburg, Russia(Carl von Siemens), each earning recognition.
However, 11 days before the beginning of the trial on 5 March 1990 a new lawyer came to see him in prison in order toprepare the defence and eventually represented him before the Court.
He states that the attorney who represented him in the Court of Appeal told him that his case had been poorly handled at the trial stage and that there were no grounds for appeal.
During the pretrial investigation arising from the accusations levelled against him, Mr. Martínez Ramírez had access to a lawyer, who represented him and was able to submit a number of procedural motions in his defence.
The same lawyer represented him throughout the proceedings. On 27 May 1997, the Regional Trial Court of Davao City found him guilty as charged and sentenced him to death, as well as to pay the sum of 50,000 pesos to the victim.
On an unspecified date, the author renounced the services of the lawyer, Mr. L.K., andrequested his parents to hire another lawyer who subsequently represented him at the remaining period of the pre-trial investigation and in court.
As regards the author's complaints about the lawyer who represented him at trial, the State party argues that it cannot be held responsible for the manner in which a lawyer conducts a case, whether he is privately retained or appointed by the State.
In respect of the author's claim that he was not adequately represented during the hearing of his appeal, the Committee notes that the legal aid lawyer who represented the author for his appeal, did not contact the author orthe privately retained lawyer who represented him at the first instance court, before the hearing of the appeal.
The author's right to a defence was not respected,in that the legal aid lawyer, who represented him before the Jamaican Court of Appeal never met him before the hearing, never contacted the former lawyer and therefore, did not provide the author with effective and adequate representation.
He reported that in February 1997, he had appointed as his Personal Representative for East Timor Mr. Jamsheed Marker(Pakistan),who now represented him in all aspects of the good offices function, although the Secretary-General himself remained personally engaged in the process.
The author explains that two privately retained lawyers, Mr. Kh. andMr. K., represented him during the court trial. The author and these lawyers requested the court to call the"lawyers" who had been assigned to follow the preliminary investigation in order to question them about the presence of their signatures on procedural documents, but this request was rejected and no record in this regard is to be found in the trial transcript.
He further indicates that,in spite of numerous requests addressed to the lawyer who represented him before the Circuit Court and to the Jamaica Council for Human Rights, he has not succeeded in obtaining the written judgements in his case. On 4 December 1990, the Secretariat requested the author to indicate whether a written judgement in the case had been issued by the Court of Appeal, and whether he had taken any further steps to petition the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.
Mickey represents him.
Find out who represents him.
Represent him,'cause the players♪.
I represent him as well.
I represent him.