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DEFENDER, canon law. The name by which the defendant or respondent is known in the ecclesiastical courts.
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- 18 year old picked up by cops walking home from party, intoxicated
- 19 year old daughter in jail for bringing marijuana into the jail
- Accused of sexual abuse
- Administrative Office of the United States Courts
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- Arrest for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and hit and run
- Arrest for crack
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- Arrested for DUI, cop does not have tape
- Arrested for felony assault
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- Arrested for weapons offense, will this go on record?
- arrested, no rights read and no call
- Assault and Battery
- Assaulting a police officer, counterclaims.
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``No,'' replied Rebecca, ``The Templar has destroyed the plank on which they crossed few of the defenders escaped with him into the castle the shrieks and cries which you hear tell the fate of the others Alas!
"Yes, I know what you are going to tell me, monsieur; I know that there is an order of the king's to prevent all secret communications with the defenders of Belle-Isle, and that is exactly why I do not offer to communicate except in presence of my staff."
Amazed and dizzy, the defenders, clutching at the cracking parapets for support, saw great stones, burning beams of wood, and mangled bodies hurtling past them through the air.
Ultimately, the Missouri Supreme Court ordered probation for the public defender.
Under the draft legislation presented by the task force, a nine-member Public Defender Oversight Council would be created.
"It's going to be kind of a cocktail/grazing party," said First Assistant Public Defender Jill Paperno, who has been with the Office since 1987.
Earlier this year, the company pulled a batch of its breathable athletic mesh fabric product from its fulfillment center because it had a few defects--relating to the seams, labels and other minor issues--that didn't meet Shed Defender quality control standards, according to Shed Defender VP of Marketing Casey Walters.
Adam Hammill (winger), Nick Townsend (goalkeeper), Matt Mills (defender)
Stretching over 250m, the most remote Defender outline was imprinted on the side of a mountain in the French Alps.
The Defender Works V8 pays homage to the early high-powered engines in both the Series III Stage 1 V8 from 1979 and subsequent Defenders including the 50th Anni-versary Edition, which are sought after by enthusiasts and collectors today, a press release said.
The Defender Works V8 pays homage to the early high-powered engines in both the Series III Stage 1 V8 from 1979 and subsequent Defenders including the 50th Anniversary Edition, which are highly sought after by enthusiasts and collectors today.
Two years after the last Defender in traditional Grasmere Green rolled off the production line at Solihull, the company have announced their plans to build a limited edition of 150 Defenders - the fastest and most powerful yet.
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