Law Clerk means a person whose application for enrollment in the law clerk program has been accepted by the Board. It refers to applicants to the program in that applicants must have employment as a law clerk, legal assistant, or equivalent to qualify for enrollment. Law clerks are not authorized or licensed to engage in the practice of law by virtue of APR 6.
Law Clerk means a law clerk employed by a judge appointed under section 96 of the Constitution Act, 1867, or a judge of the Supreme Court of Canada, the Federal Court, the Federal Court of Appeal or the Tax Court of Canada;
Law Clerk means Law Clerk as defined in the Government Act;
Examples of Law Clerk in a sentence
Courses in which the applicant earned a grade less than a B- or 2.7 and/or completed more than five years prior to the Law Clerk Program application date will not be considered.
Law Clerk and Parliamentary Counsel: — Second reading of this bill.
Law Clerk for Chief Justice Rehnquist, Supreme Court of the United States and Judge Luttig, US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.Educational Background: Juris Doctor, Harvard Law School.
The exhibit lists shall be prepared on form provided by the Deputy Clerk, with sufficient copies for the Judge, the Deputy Clerk, and the Law Clerk.
The Law Clerk Board, with the approval of the Board of Governors, may amend these regulations as necessary.
More Definitions of Law Clerk
Law Clerk means an individual, other than an articling student, who is retained or employed by the acknowledging roster member to provide services, other than services of an administrative nature; (“auxiliaire juridique”)
Law Clerk means a person, qualified through education, training, or work experience, who is employed or retained by a Lawyer, law office, governmental agency, or other entity in a capacity or function which involves the performance, under the ultimate direction and guidance of a Lawyer, or duties of an administrative or managerial nature, and/or of specifically-delegated substantive legal work which requires a sufficient knowledge of legal concepts that in the absence of a law clerk the Lawyer would perform.
Law Clerk means the legal counsel to the Legislative Assembly, appointed by motion of the Assembly, on the recommendation of the Board of Management;
Law Clerk means the office established under section 2.17 of the Government Act or the individual appointed to hold that office;
Law Clerk means the person appointed as the Law Clerk under section 25(1);
Law Clerk means a person, qualified through education, training, or work experience,
Law Clerk means the Law Clerk designated under section 102 means the individual appointed or designated under section 102; Reports38 (1) For any substantive matter to be considered by the Legislature, the committee responsible for the subject area, or the Executive Director, must prepare a written report.(2) The Law Clerk must deliver the report under subsection (1) to the members of the Legislature at least 4 working days days before the substantive matter will be consideredby the Legislature.(3) Subject to subsection (4), the Legislature must not decide any substantive matter until it has received and considered the report.(4) In an emergency, or in special circumstances where the Legislature reasonably believes that a delay in consideration of the matter is not in the best interests of the Huu-ay-aht, the Legislature may, by resolution, do one or more of the following: