civil liberties lawyer

He turned out to be an important civil liberties lawyer.

He also worked as a civil liberties lawyer and was a leader in the community.

Several industry experts and civil liberties lawyers hailed the law.

He was a civil liberties lawyer, with a particular interest in discrimination and housing.

Norman Siegel, a civil liberties lawyer, did not want to switch either.

Now, when civil liberties lawyers win a big case against a state, city or county, they are awarded attorneys fees.

She had spent the last eight years taking on mobsters, labor unions, and civil liberties lawyers.

Civil liberties lawyers say, however, that such ordinances would probably not withstand a court challenge.

Civil liberties lawyers were quick to dispute that claim.

And two veteran civil liberties lawyers chuckled after finding each other on opposite sides.

A civil liberties lawyer, Richard Emery, is looking into her case.

"Society can't eliminate risk," a civil liberties lawyer blithely said at the time.

Not every civil liberties lawyer opposes the revised regulations.

Have a civilian, preferably a civil liberties lawyer, sign the declaration of intent.

Civil liberties lawyers are quick to point out that the decision's immediate effects are limited.

Her husband, Rowland Watts, a civil liberties lawyer, died in 1995.

Civil liberties lawyers said a number of protesters were refusing to cooperate and withholding their identities.

But civil liberties lawyers have found more to object to in the wide provisions of the Patriot Act.

Civil liberties lawyers, postal lawyers, and other great minds began to study the codes.

Second, civil liberties lawyers fought successfully against involuntary commitment.

A commercial litigator and a corporate lawyer, he also worked without charge as a civil liberties lawyer.

But several civil liberties lawyers who have handled strip-search cases said the review board's findings were evidence of a much more widespread problem.

She has hired Norman Siegel, the civil liberties lawyer, to represent her establishment.

But civil liberties lawyers question whether the closer scrutiny of mail carries with it an increased threat to Americans' privacy.

The dispute may turn into legal action, said Norman Siegel, a civil liberties lawyer representing the community group.