Lay Advocate definition
Lay Advocate means a person appointed as a lay advocate under the Lay Advocates (Ascension) Ordinance, 2007;
Lay Advocate means a person appointed as a Lay Advocate under Part II;
Lay Advocate means a person who is a non-lawyer and who has been qualified by the Court to serve as an Advocate on behalf of a party.
More Definitions of Lay Advocate
Lay Advocate means a person who is a non-lawyer and who has been qualified by this Court to serve as an advocate on behalf of a party. Further, a lay advocate must be admitted to practice before this Court pursuant to Chapter 3 herein.
Lay Advocate means an individual admitted to practice law before the Tribal Court but who is not professionally trained or licensed as an attorney.
Lay Advocate means a Tribal member who represents the parents, guardians or custodians in the Tribal Court pursuant to Chapter 87.
Lay Advocate means a person appointed as such under section 3;
Lay Advocate means a non-attorney who is authorized to practice before the Acoma courts; availability of a lay advocate is subject to availability of funding.
Lay Advocate means a person who is not an attorney but is licensed or certified to practice and represent persons before a Tribal Court.