The Barrister Is Often Thought of as Primarily a Court

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Short Answer

The barrister is often thought of as primarily a court ___, although many spend more time on drafting, pleadings (now called statements of case) and writing advice for solicitors

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Definitions:

Confesses

To admit or acknowledge something typically that one feels guilty or ashamed of, often involving a wrongdoing.

Public Goods Dilemma

A situation in which individuals must choose between self-interest and collective benefit in the context of resources that are freely available to all regardless of individual contribution.

Cleans Up

In a negotiation or competitive situation, to emerge notably successful or victorious, often by a large margin.

Dog Park

A designated outdoor area where dogs can play, exercise, and socialize off-leash under the supervision of their owners.