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pos: The Night Of Justice". James Gandolfini was set to star, Richard Price would write the project, and Steven Zaillian would direct. On February 19, 2013, HBO passed on the project. However, on May 13, 2013, HBO reversed course, picking up "Criminal Justice" as a seven-part limited series. After Gandolfini's death on June 19, 2013, it was reported that the miniseries would move forward in his honor, and that Robert De Niro was set to replace Gandolfini. On April 21, 2014, John Turturro replaced De Niro because of scheduling conflicts. On March 11, 2016, it was announced that the project would premiere in the

pos: Tony Shalhoub "Wings" breakout included an excitable producer consulted by John Turturro's character in "Barton Fink" and a fast-talking lawyer in "The Man Who Wasn't There" (both directed by the Coen brothers), a linguistically unidentified cabby in "Quick Change", a Cuban-American businessman in "Primary Colors," sleazy alien pawn shop owner Jack Jeebs in the "Men in Black" films, a sympathetic attorney working for John Travolta's lawyer in "A Civil Action", a widowed father in "Thirteen Ghosts", a cameo role in the film "Gattaca", and a has-been television star in "Galaxy Quest". He had a co-starring role in the film "Big Night", where

neg: Remember the Night MacMurray and Stanwyck appeared together. They later co-starred in "Double Indemnity" (1944), "The Moonlighter" (1953) and "There's Always Tomorrow" (1956). Stanwyck was to make a romantic film with Joel McCrea following the completion of "Remember the Night", but she came down with a serious eye infection and had to withdraw from the project. Willard Robertson plays Francis X. O'Leary, Lee's flamboyant lawyer who is said to be a former actor. Robertson was actually a former lawyer in Texas who turned to acting. Preston Sturges suggested "Great Love" as a title for this film. The script, which blends a number of

neg: Office at Night Office at Night Office at Night is a 1940 oil-on-canvas painting by the American realist painter Edward Hopper. It is owned by the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota, which purchased it in 1948. The painting depicts an office occupied by an attractive young woman in a short-sleeved blue dress who is standing at an open file cabinet, and a slightly older man who is perhaps in early middle age. He is dressed in a three-piece suit and is seated behind a desk. The nature of the office is unclear—it could just as easily be the office of a lawyer,

neg: Night and the City (1992 film) Night and the City (1992 film) Night and the City is a 1992 American crime drama film and a remake of the 1950 film noir of the same name, itself an adaptation of Gerald Kersh's 1938 novel. The film stars Robert De Niro and Jessica Lange and is directed by Irwin Winkler from a script by Richard Price. Harry Fabian (De Niro) is a fast-talking, two-bit New York lawyer who hangs out at a bar called Boxers, owned by Phil (Gorman) and his wife Helen (Lange). Harry has been having an affair with Helen, who dreams of setting up her

neg: Late Last Night (film) But Dan mixes fantasy, reality and everything in between. By the end of the night, it's possible that Dan might find what's missing in his life. Late Last Night (film) Late Last Night is a 1999 television film directed and written by Steven Brill. The film stars Emilio Estevez and Steven Weber and also features cameo appearances by Allen Covert and Kelly Monaco. Dan (Estevez) is an entertainment lawyer whose wife (Kelly Rowan) has recently left him. Dan decides to re-examine his life and find himself. Dan gets together with a mysterious friend named Jeff (Weber), who will do anything

neg: Michael Cohen (lawyer) the New York Attorney General's lawsuit alleging that the foundation and its directors violated state and federal laws about the operation of charities. As the investigation surrounding Donald Trump was in the daily news headlines, the story became fodder for parody on "Saturday Night Live", Trump being portrayed by Alec Baldwin and Cohen portrayed by Ben Stiller. Michael Cohen (lawyer) Michael Dean Cohen (born August 25, 1966) is an American attorney who was a lawyer for Donald Trump from 2006 until May 2018. Cohen was a vice-president of The Trump Organization and a former counsel to Trump. He previously served

neg: Suliman al-Reshoudi King Abdullah about the torture of the septuagenarian judge, whose feet were reportedly chained to his bed each night and who was forced to sit up during the day. As of March 2011, he was held in al-Ha'ir Prison. On 22 November 2011, al-Reshoudi was sentenced to 15 years' imprisonment, to be followed by 15 years' travel ban. Suliman al-Reshoudi Judge Suliman Ibrahim al-Reshoudi (; also spelled "Suleiman al-Rushoodi", "Suliaman al-Rashudi", born ) is a Saudi Arabian human rights lawyer and pro-democracy activist. He was imprisoned in the 1990s, Al-Reshoudi is a lawyer who had the status of judge for

neg: Lou Solverson night, the police arrive and arrest Ed after he kills the Gerhardt thug who was trying to kill him. While Lou is interrogating Ed at the sheriff station, the Gerhardt family arrives to take Charlie Gerhardt, who was arrested for burning down Ed's butcher shop, and to kill Ed. To avoid anyone from getting hurt, Lou sends out Ed's lawyer Karl Weathers to tell the family that he is acting as Charlie's lawyer and he will be released soon due to him being a minor. Lou sneaks out the back with Ed without being seen or hurt, but Ed escapes.

neg: Late Last Night (film) Late Last Night (film) Late Last Night is a 1999 television film directed and written by Steven Brill. The film stars Emilio Estevez and Steven Weber and also features cameo appearances by Allen Covert and Kelly Monaco. Dan (Estevez) is an entertainment lawyer whose wife (Kelly Rowan) has recently left him. Dan decides to re-examine his life and find himself. Dan gets together with a mysterious friend named Jeff (Weber), who will do anything for Dan to have a good time. Dan has a great time in bars, clubs, high maintenance call girls and others things in this unforgettable night.

neg: The Street Lawyer freed, one of the hostages, an antitrust lawyer named Michael Brock, is concerned by what he has learned and feels compelled to investigate further. He finds his way to the 14th Street Legal Clinic, where he meets Mordecai Green, an advocate for the homeless, who asks him to help one night at a homeless shelter. Green, along with his abrasive but brilliant and committed staff (an idealistic Jewish lawyer named Abraham and a Latina office genius/jack of all trades named Sophia) work to provide legal help to the most downtrodden members of society. As Brock's investigation deepens, he finds that

neg: Too Young to Be a Dad bring him to and from work every day. She tells Matt how proud she is of him for the way he has acted since Francesca became pregnant. Closer to Francesca's due date, the Howells and Freemans meet with a lawyer, who asks Matt and Francesca to sign papers agreeing to surrender the baby to an adoption agency. The lawyer explains that the child's birth certificate will be re-issued to show only the adoptive parents, with no mention of any adoption. Matt, who has been struggling with placing his child, reluctantly signs the paper. One night, when Matt catches his mother

neg: The Night Stalker (2016 film) can have privacy if she says she's his lawyer. Even then he remains uncooperative and insulting, demanding that she reveal personal details about herself to make herself interesting enough that she deserves to know more about him. As a child, she lived in the same neighborhood as one of Ramirez's notorious crimes, and she was obsessed with his crime spree, which was one of her inspirations to become a lawyer. "The Night Stalker" premiered on June 4, 2016 at the Seattle International Film Festival. The Night Stalker (2016 film) The Night Stalker is a 2016 American dramatic film about the

neg: Whispering City she thinks the accident was actually murder. The young American reporter, Mary Roberts, begins investigating the case, unaware that the charming lawyer may be behind it all. Meanwhile, Michel Lacoste, a classical composer, who is supported by Frédéric, is having marriage troubles. Finally his wife kills herself and leaves the husband a note. Frédéric sneaks into the apartment, takes the note and convinces the man that he killed her in a drunken rage. Michel, whose night was indeed blacked out by drink, can't remember anything. The lawyer then offers the composer a deal: kill reporter Mary Roberts in exchange for

neg: Jhoom Barabar Jhoom with Anaida that night. Alvira says she met her fiancé, the dashing lawyer Steve Singh, at Madame Tussauds in London when he saved her from death by a falling Superman wax model. The encounter changed her life and she was smitten by the lawyer who also helped her sue Madame Tussauds for substantial damages. As Rikki and Alvira talk they begin to enjoy each other's company and their different backgrounds cease to matter. They exchange numbers and go to meet their partners. However, it is then revealed that they had not gone to meet their respective partners. Rikki is in

neg: Stacy Warner who cannot seem to find any medical problems. After various failed attempts to diagnose Mark, House tests Marks urine for porphobilinogen; the test turns out positive, and Mark is diagnosed with acute intermittent porphyria (AIP). He is therefore required to have "close monitoring" at the hospital for a while. Stacy makes a deal with Lisa Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein) to become the hospital's lawyer during Mark's stay at the hospital. During Stacy's time as the hospital's lawyer, she and House grow closer together. In "Need to Know", they end up spending the night together. However, when Stacy prepares to leave Mark

neg: Paquita Sauquillo 31 July 1943, the eldest daughter of José Luis Sauquillo and Deseada Pérez del Arco. She had two brothers, José Luis (born 1944), and (born 1947), also a lawyer, and who was murdered on 24 January 1977 in what is known as the "Massacre of Atocha". Paquita could also have died that night, but she was meeting with the lawyers José María Mohedano and Manuela Carmena at another location. She was linked to basic Christian movements during the . Beginning in 1965 she worked in the group of in , actively involved as a labor lawyer in the movements that

neg: Mary Jane Harper Cried Last Night to break. Rowena's parents appoint her a lawyer, who says that they should get Rowena into treatment with a psychiatrist who generally works with the court and to get letters that make her look good. He tells Rowena only to answer questions that he asks her and not to talk to anyone else. He asks her where she went that night, and Rowena tells him about the Parents Anonymous meeting. Her mother is angered at this, thinking that Rowena has told them her private business. Mary Jane's x-rays are developed. However, while the radiologist is on the phone, a clerk

neg: Prisoner's Base success. Shortly after Archie returns to the brownstone, a lawyer named Albert M. Irby arrives and asks to see Wolfe. He represents Hagh, who is due to arrive in New York the following afternoon. That next morning, Sarah decides to act on Archie's suggestion of legal action; Wolfe arranges representation for her by Nathaniel Parker, his lawyer. He uses the decision as leverage to bring all of the involved parties - the four Softdown officers, Helmar, Sarah, Parker, Andy, Hagh, and Irby - to his office for a meeting that night. The meeting yields little of use, but after everyone

neg: Randam Varavu look up for a lawyer. Finally she goes to Advocate Hariprasad, who had served 15 years as police officer, and then stepped down to become a lawyer. Hariprasad succeeds in getting Jayakumar out on bail, but then Vishnu and Balu visits Jayakumar that night and asks them to surrender accepting the crime. Otherwise they will fill the chargesheet against him, which will result in serious punishment. Jayakumar is confused with it and he discuss the same with Hariprasad. Its then Hariprasad reveals how cruel the drug mafia was to his family. Hariprasad's younger brother was a victim of drugs, and

neg: Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer Keyrock, known as "The Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer," was a recurring character created by [[Jack Handey]] and played by [[Phil Hartman]] on "[[Saturday Night Live]]" from 1991 through 1996. He was a [[caveman]] with the [[Wiktionary:beetle brow|beetle brows]] of a [[neanderthal]] who had fallen into a glacial [[crevasse]], or "Big Giant Hole in Ice", during the [[Ice Age]], thus preserving his body well enough for scientists to thaw him out in 1988. He subsequently studied law at the [[Oklahoma City University School of Law]]. The character exploits his humble origins with thinly-veiled cynicism in order to manipulate others.

neg: James Todd (lawyer) James Todd (lawyer) James Todd (December 25, 1786–September 3, 1863) was a Pennsylvania lawyer and judge, who served in the state legislature and as state Attorney General. Todd was born in 1786, son of Henry and Mary Todd, of Scottish descent. Early in 1787, the family moved to Fayette County, and both his parents died that year. Todd was raised by one Duncan McLean. His official schooling was limited to one and a half years, but he read extensively at night. Todd served as county commissioner 1815–1819, during which time he read law under John Bouvier. He served as a

neg: Bunnicula and that Bud and Spud (real names Buford and Spalding) live there with their mother. Buford is revealed to be an architect while Spalding is a practicing lawyer. The Monroes also stayed the night with them in order to get out of the rain, and are relieved that Harold, Howie, and Chester are unharmed. Bud and Spud give their mother a baby skunk they caught last night as an early birthday present, and everyone sings campfire songs while eating s'mores; all except for Chester, who sulks in a corner. It is also revealed that Pete had been using Bunnicula in

neg: Paul Drennan Cravath A fictionalized Cravath (name unchanged) is the protagonist in Graham Moore's 2016 historical novel, "The Last Days of Night". The novel received generally positive reviews. The cinematic adaptation of "The Last Days of Night" is in development, starring Eddie Redmayne as Cravath. Paul Drennan Cravath Paul Drennan Cravath (July 14, 1861 – July 1, 1940) was a prominent Manhattan lawyer and a partner of the law firm today known as Cravath, Swaine & Moore. Paul graduated from Columbia Law School in 1886 and was awarded first Municipal Law prize. An early client was George Westinghouse, who was being sued by

neg: Mittal v/s Mittal Karan has a certain pattern of dealing with women and wanted to subdue Mitali’s independent streak. He who appeared to be a loving husband was in fact a violent monster at night within the privacy of their bedroom.Unable to bear the humiliation and pain after she resisted his advances and is raped by him,Mitali decided to take charge of her life. She decided to fight back.Mitali walked out of her in-laws home, hired a lawyer and filed a case against her husband. Karan retaliated by hiring the best lawyer money can buy to fight on his behalf. The film however

neg: The Magician (Stein novel) school. Ed's hobby is performing magic tricks, hence he is the "magician" of the title. One evening, Ed performs in front of the school on prom night, and aggravates school hoodlum Urek. Urek and his gang wait for Ed that night as he is about to go home with his dad and girlfriend. Urek attacks Ed and nearly kills him. Urek is eventually arrested on a charge of serious assault. At first this looks like a straightforward case. But Urek's dad happens to have a lawyer named Thomassy, who has made it his life's work to defend the low-lifes and

neg: Send In the Clowns Send In the Clowns "Send In the Clowns" is a song written by Stephen Sondheim for the 1973 musical "A Little Night Music", an adaptation of Ingmar Bergman's film "Smiles of a Summer Night". It is a ballad from Act Two, in which the character Desirée reflects on the ironies and disappointments of her life. Among other things, she looks back on an affair years earlier with the lawyer Fredrik, who was deeply in love with her but whose marriage proposals she had rejected. Meeting him after so long, she realizes she is in love with him and finally ready

neg: Send In the Clowns second DCI World Championship. Originally arranged by Gail Royer, the song is still played by the brass on special occasions. Send In the Clowns "Send In the Clowns" is a song written by Stephen Sondheim for the 1973 musical "A Little Night Music", an adaptation of Ingmar Bergman's film "Smiles of a Summer Night". It is a ballad from Act Two, in which the character Desirée reflects on the ironies and disappointments of her life. Among other things, she looks back on an affair years earlier with the lawyer Fredrik, who was deeply in love with her but whose marriage

neg: Private Detective (film) Millard only wants the custody of his son to have access to the child's trust fund. When her boss insist that she testify, Myrna decides to quit her job and marry her boyfriend police lieutenant Jim Rickey (Dick Foran). Jim is thrilled when Myrna arrived at the police station and wish to be married that night. However, Myrna is distracted when she overhears an incoming call from Millard, demanding police protection because Mona has threatened his life. This was a scheme concocted by his lawyer, Nat Flavin (Morgan Conway) who kills Millard in his home later that night. Mona was

neg: Sugar Daddies Sugar Daddies Sugar Daddies is a silent comedy short film starring Jimmy Finlayson, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy prior to their official billing as the duo Laurel and Hardy. The team appeared in a total of 107 films between 1921 and 1951. Rich oil tycoon (Finlayson) awakens one morning after a night of carousing to be told that he was married the night before. Not only does he have a new wife but also a new golddigging stepdaughter and brother-in-law who want to kill him. His lawyer (Laurel) is called in to straighten things out when a blackmail attempt is

neg: Black Hand (Chicago) in the murder of Filippo Catalano, Catalano was in the Vesuvius restaurant a restaurant frequented by Chicago's night life. On the night of June 5, 1910 as Catalano walked out from the restaurant at approx. 3 a.m. in the company of Edgar K Accetta a New York Lawyer, who was in town on business, and a third man who was later identified as the person who shot Catalano, allegedly Eugeno Monaco an Italian man, the three men were walking towards an approaching car when Monaco allegedly drew a revolver and shot Catalano five times. In an incident involving Catalano on

neg: Doble Kara (season 6) was the one who killed Ishmael (Ariel Rivera). After finding out about this, Kara, Sara, Laura and Dina all confront Alex as they vow to get justice for Ishmael's death. Meanwhile, Rebecca starts to feel dizzy as she and Hannah are playing while Sebastian stays in a coma. Alex discusses with her lawyer options on how to escape her crimes. Her lawyer gives her an idea as he tells her that escaping her crime is being mentally unstable which gives Alex an idea. In the Suarez household, Hannah finally reveals to Kara that Alex was outside the house the night

neg: A Little Night Music to seduce the lawyer to make her husband jealous and end his philandering. The act ends as all characters set off to Madame Armfeldt's estate. Armfeldt's country estate is bathed in the golden glow of perpetual summer sunset at this high latitude ("Night Waltz One and Two"). Everyone arrives, each with their own amorous purposes and desires—even Petra, who catches the eye of Armfeldt's fetching manservant, Frid. The women begin to quarrel with one another. Fredrik is astonished to learn the name of Desiree's daughter. Henrik meets Fredrika, and confesses his deep love for Anne to her. Meanwhile, in the

neg: My Reputation dies after a long illness, Jessica Drummond is comforted by the executor of her husband's estate lawyer, Frank Everett, a longtime family friend who later shows an interest in dating "Jess". Jess has two boys: 14-year-old Kim and 12-year-old Keith. She tries to reconnect with her old friends, but finds they remind her too much of her husband. She is accosted by one of them, George Van Orman, when he brings her home one night. Fortunately, she has a real friend in Ginna Abbott, whom she runs to and stays with, the night George bothers her. Ginna and her husband,

neg: Can't Stop the Music star. Ron White, a lawyer from St. Louis, is mugged by an elderly woman on his way to deliver a cake Sam's sister sent and arrives disconcerted. Brecht gives Jack drugs, which unnerves him when her friend Alicia Edwards brings singing cop Ray Simpson, but Jack records the quartet on "Magic Night". Ron, pawed all night by the man-hungry Brecht, is overwhelmed by the culture shock of it all and leaves. The next day, Sam runs into Ron, who apologizes, proffers the excuse that he is a Gemini and follows her home. Spilling leftover lasagna on himself, Sam and Jack

neg: Green Book (film) white man at a YMCA pool, Tony bribes the officers to prevent the musician's arrest. Don is upset that Tony “rewarded” the officers for their treatment. Later, the two are arrested after a police officer pulls them over late at night in a sundown town. When the cop insults Tony, he punches him, and they are taken in. While they are incarcerated, Don asks to call his "lawyer", and uses the opportunity to reach Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, who orders the governor to release them. Things come to a head when, on the night of the final performance on

neg: Un delitto d'onore Montrone. The night after, he kills Sabina slit her throat with a razor blade, after he goes to Elena, who runs a shop, and kills her with revolver shots; finally he hands himself over to the police. Gaetano's mother decides to entrust the defence to the well-known Neapolitan lawyer Gioacchino Russo, who was contacted with difficulties by the lawyer Colantuoni and by the priest Alfonso, Gaetano's uncle. Gioacchino Russo meets Gaetano's mother and here learns from don Alfonso the fact that the fascists want to help Gaetano, to whom they offered the role of major: Russo, a very convinced liberal,

neg: A Little Night Music and sardonic Madame Armfeldt and her solemn granddaughter, Fredrika, enter. Madame Armfeldt tells the child that the summer night "smiles" three times: first on the young, second on fools, and third on the old. Fredrika vows to watch the smiles occur. Middle-aged Fredrik Egerman is a successful lawyer. He has recently married an 18-year-old trophy wife, Anne, a naive girl who loves Fredrik but is too immature to grasp the concept of marriage. The two have been married for eleven months, but Anne still protects her virginity. Fredrik plots how he might seduce his wife ("Now"). Meanwhile, his son Henrik,

neg: Shiver (film) and investigate the case of Kitty Chow's murder. One night, Kwok-ming returns home and sees the walls being covered in words written with blood. The same night, Sammi also goes mad and heads into the road, causing serious traffic congestion. Afterwards, Sammi was taken to hospital to be examined by a psychiatrist. Meanwhile, Kwok-ming was investigating another case where a lawyer was murdered and discovers that the case is linked to the murder of Kitty Chow. While the crime scene, Kwok-ming shockingly witnesses the lawyer coming back to life and takes him to the hospital. In the hospital, Kwok-ming is

neg: Daisy Kenyon and overbearing but successful lawyer named Dan O'Mara (Dana Andrews), who is married and has two children. He breaks a date with Daisy one night and she goes out with a widowed war veteran named Peter Lapham (Henry Fonda). O'Mara and his wife Lucille (Ruth Warrick) fight constantly: about his job, the upbringing of their two daughters, about his cheating. That same night, Dan turns up at New York's Stork Club with his wife and older daughter where Daisy and Peter are waiting to be seated. Daisy and Peter leave immediately. At the end of the date, Peter announces that

neg: The Street (novel) Children's Shelter until he can be seen in Children's Court. Desperate to get Bub out of custody, Lutie consults a lawyer. Not knowing that she doesn't need a lawyer for the upcoming hearing, she agrees to pay two hundred dollars for the man's services. Despairing of coming up with the money on her own, Lutie decides to ask Boots for help. Boots promises to get the money for her the next night. The next day, Lutie visits Bub at the Children's Shelter but is unable to ask him about the letters. That night, Mrs. Hedges once again reminds her that

neg: Paper Bullets who lives with best friend, singer Donna, and who has with a drunken boyfriend, Harold De Witt, the son of a rich, powerful man, Clarence. Rita loses her job in a factory when she cannot get bonded. Bob, who is now an aerospace engineer, offers to try to get her work. When Harold drives Rita home on night, he kills a pedestrian in a hit and run while Rita is in the car. Acting on the advice of his father's lawyer, Bruce King, he gets Rita to claim responsibility for the accident, saying that he will be disinherited otherwise and

neg: Whale Talk his loving, adoptive white family in the nearly all-white town of Cutter, Washington. T. J.'s adoptive mother, Abby, is a child-abuse lawyer, and his adoptive father, John Paul, is a community volunteer and guardian "ad litem", who is still haunted by his youth, when he accidentally killed a child after a one-night stand with the child's grandma. At Cutter High School, T. J. is a physically impressive senior who has refused to join any sports teams as a form of anger management, due to his anger issues since early childhood. His non-involvement irritates much of the faculty, who pride themselves

neg: Silent Night, Bloody Night accidental, and the house left to his grandson Jeffrey. Twenty years later in present day 1970, lawyer John Carter arrives in East Willard on Christmas Eve with his assistant and mistress Ingrid, having been charged by Jeffrey Butler to sell the house. Carter meets with the town's leading citizens: Mayor Adams; Sheriff Bill Mason; the taciturn Charlie Towman, who owns the local newspaper; and Tess Howard, who operates the town's telephone switchboard. They all agree to buy the Butler mansion on behalf of the town for the bargain price of $50,000, which Jeffrey Butler requires to be paid in cash

neg: Sissignore the lover of the "Lawyer". Sissignore Sissignore, internationally released as "Dismissed on His Wedding Night" and "Yes Sir", is a 1968 Italian comedy film written, directed and starred by Ugo Tognazzi. Oscar (Ugo Tognazzi) is a driver whom to stay in the good graces of his master, a well-known businessman known as the "Lawyer" (Gastone Moschin), assumes the responsibility of a serious car accident, with 15 deaths, caused by the "Lawyer". After three years in prison, Oscar comes out but is promptly brought to the church to marry a beautiful young woman (Maria Grazia Buccella) whom he has never seen

neg: Psychic Killer the nurse who was supposed to care for Arnold's mother, but neglected to do so; the police officer who arrested Arnold, and the lawyer who sold out Arnold at the trial. All their deaths are made to look like accidents, which baffles the police - most notably, Lt. Jeff Morgan (Paul Burke). Lt. Morgan pieces together the connection of the victims to Arnold, and visits Arnold's house one night. Morgan is determined to get to the bottom of all these deaths, even though he has no evidence linking Arnold to the murders. Morgan is soon joined by Arnold's doctor, Laura

neg: Mary Cecil Hay episode was lifted from the real story of William Maxwell, 5th Earl of Nithsdale, who escaped from the Tower of London the night before his execution in 1716 dressed as a woman. The murdered man's fortune passed to Myddelton's sister, Lady Lawrence, who is childless, and it is supposed that she will leave the money to various of her in-laws. A stranger called Royston Keith arrives in town and takes interest in the affairs of the family, much to the concern of a villainous lawyer who hopes to be one of the beneficiaries. The stranger and another potential beneficiary, Honor

neg: Hey, Hey, It's the Monkees makes a cameo. The special opens with Micky presenting his new beverage that will give the Monkees a gimmick (specifically, vomiting on stage) and their "ticket to success." Davy is concerned that such a gimmick will not go over well at their prestigious gig later that night. A lawyer arrives at the door, offering the Monkees an inheritance if they spend the night in a haunted mansion. Micky verifies with Mike that they already did that story line and sends the lawyer on his way. Soon after, a young woman rushes in with two more plot suggestions. The Monkees reject

neg: Smallbone Deceased (a person who needs only a very few hours of sleep per night), Bohun, whose name is pronounced Boon, makes this his only appearance in a Gilbert novel but goes on to be the protagonist of a number of short stories. Margery H. Oates at the "New York Times" called it "a first-rate job" upon its publication: When an anonymous corpse is found in a office strong box, when a trustee disappears and a young partner becomes erratic, the... atmosphere becomes tense... The author is a lawyer who looks at the law and the people in it with equal parts

neg: Billi Billi Billi is a 2000 Pakistani Urdu film directed by Syed Noor starring Meera, Noor and Saima. This horror film is supposedly based on a true story about a victim turning into a scum-busting avenger. The film opens with a scene where fiery criminal lawyer Meera is being gang-raped to put a rapist behind bars, but the judge rules against her. Though the rapist walks free, is there a power who can save him from the justice of the “Billi” — a shadowy figure dressed in a black cat suit who has taken to the streets at night rounding up

neg: Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer Ball!"). The sketch was a parody of the "simple country boy beats city slicker" genre, such as then-popular series "[[Matlock (TV series)|Matlock]]" in which an older, "country-boy" type Southern lawyer bamboozled "big city" or "sophisticated" lawyers. Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer upended the form by replacing the humble hero with a craven yuppie. The full list of Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer "sponsors" include: [[Category:Saturday Night Live characters]] [[Category:Fictional lawyers]] [[Category:Fictional prehistoric characters]] [[Category:Fictional cryonically preserved characters]] [[Category:Fictional characters introduced in 1988]] Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer Keyrock, known as "The Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer," was a recurring character created by [[Jack Handey]] and played by [[Phil

neg: Lockdown (2000 film) been in jail for 18 years and is nearing the end of his sentence. Graffiti's rival, Clean Up (Master P) is another drug trafficker who Cashmere begins to work for. Meanwhile, Charles Pierce (Bill Nunn), the college scout who Avery met on his fateful night, believes that Avery was wrongfully convicted and decides to help him appeal the sentence, along with his daughter, a lawyer. Avery is resentful and resistant at first, towards both Pierce and Krista (at one point yelling at her to never come back because it "would do them both better") but eventually accepts their visitations and

neg: William F. Quick William F. Quick William F. Quick, Sr. (July 31, 1885 – 1966) was an American machinist and lawyer from Milwaukee, Wisconsin who served one term (1923–1926) as a Socialist member of the Wisconsin State Senate representing the Milwaukee-based 7th Senate District,; and also sat as a civil court judge. Quick was born in Milwaukee July 31, 1885. He was educated in the Milwaukee Public Schools and studied law in night school. He worked as a construction superintendent and a machinist, before becoming a lawyer practicing in Milwaukee. At the 1920 national convention of the Socialist Party, he was a delegate

neg: Vivian Solon at night." Before Ms Solon's return to Australia, there was speculation in both the media and in the legal community about the possibility of a compensation claim being brought by her against the Commonwealth Government and/or the Department of Immigration. Sydney-based lawyer George Newhouse brought a legal team together including former Federal Court Judge and Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission president Marcus Einfeld Q.C. and lawyer Harry Freedman, who travelled to Manila to discuss legal options with the Solon family. Terry O'Gorman, President of the Australian Council for Civil Liberties defended the urgency of legal action. He said: Only

neg: Dolores Claiborne but Vera dies before she can use it. The incriminating scene is discovered by the local mailman, who clearly suspects Dolores of killing the old woman, and forces her to call the police. That night, Dolores begins to be harassed and threatened by members of the island community, who already believe she has gotten away with murder. The next day, Dolores receives a phone call from Vera's lawyer, who informs a shocked Dolores that she has inherited Vera's entire fortune, which amounts to nearly 30 million dollars. Dolores attempts to refuse the money in favor of Vera's estranged children. She

neg: The Sweetest Thing and the movie moves along, introducing Christina Walters, a successful interior designer and Courtney Rockcliffe (Christina Applegate) who is a divorce lawyer as they console their friend and roommate Jane (Selma Blair), who had recently broken up with her boyfriend Kevin, by taking her out to a dance club and cancel their plans to stay in for pizza. At the club, Jane feels out of place and Christina grabs a man passing by to set Jane up with. She meets Peter Donahue (Thomas Jane) who confronts Christina for her methods before disappearing for the night. While in the bathroom with

neg: Death of Valeriu Boboc of the family of Boboc. According to a witness who witnessed the death of Valeriu Boboc, "On the night of April 8, Valeriu Boboc and other men were peacefully sitting near the Triumph Arch in Chisinau's downtown, watching the events on the Great National Assembly Square. Suddenly we were surrounded by 50 armed policemen. The police ordered us to lay on the ground and started to beat us with clubs, legs and weapons," the lawyer read out from the witness's testimonies. The lawyer of the family of BobocValeriu Pleşca was called to lay testimonies on June 1, 2009. Damian Hancu,

neg: Fox (film) finishes reading in one night. When Arjun returns to McNamara's house the next morning, he is stopped by a police officer named Gaitonde, who tells him that McNamara just died. As there's no one to give the manuscript to, Arjun decides to have it published in memoriam. He offers it to Sophie (Udita Goswami), a publishing house editor who recognizes its potential. The manuscript's pages are watermarked with "McNamara", which Sophie assumes is Arjun's pen name. Sophie's publishing policy is to use real names; she also doesn't normally accept unknown authors, but Arjun's fame as a lawyer will ensure the

neg: Annavin Aasai chooses to keep it a secret. Ravi misunderstands Manohar's night-time visits; assuming that Seetha is having an affair with Manohar, he begins to taunt her. Seetha later arranges Ravi's marriage with Vijaya, whose father commits suicide after having been cheated by an insurance fraud. Ravi, still unaware that Ramanathan is alive, realises later that he has been responsible for his brother's "death", surrenders to the police and is taken to court before a judge. During Ravi's trial, Manohar, who is a lawyer by profession, asserts that Ramanathan is not dead and Ravi decided to plead guilty to murdering someone who

neg: Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer (Cantonese , Jyutping syun3 sei2 cou2, literally "compute death weed") is a 1997 Hong Kong comedy film produced, directed and co-written by Joe Ma. Stephen Chow is Chan Mong-Gut, a famous Chinese lawyer, who must defend his apprentice Foon, who got framed for murder, in court. Stephen Chow stars as Chan Mong-Gut, a famous Chinese lawyer who was killed in the Qing dynasty. He must defend his apprentice, Foon, who has been framed for murder in Hong Kong. Being the third worst lawyer in China, he challenges the British legal system with no evidence on hand

neg: The Petcheneg was stifled in ignorance, and the source of this ignorance were the army officers. Surely, there are other reasons which the Cossacks have nothing to do with, but this one is primal. Should the army officer, who is to be the Cossack's spiritual tutor, better educated, would he have more culture, such 'petchenegs' would have gone." A young lawyer (who remains unnamed), going to the village Dyuyevka on business, arrives late to the station, and a man he'd met in the carriage, a retired Cossack officer named Zhmukhin, invites him to stay for the night in his house. Zhmukhin, a

neg: The Minor Adjustment Beauty Salon with Liso, who is the son of his sister. The dark family secret is that the boy is the result of Edgar sleeping one night with his sister, the reason of her pregnancy. Edgar never knew of this result of his mistaken action. Mma Ramotswe promises not to reveal any of these details, as does Mma Potokwane. Mma Ramotswe considers that the boy Liso is the person who came every summer to work on the farm, and is the person Edgar wanted to be his heir. She tells this to the lawyer, without revealing the dark family story. At the

neg: The Chance of a Night Time wrote, "Its chief distinction is really the characterization offered by Mr. Ralph Lynn in the rôle of a diffident lawyer...Miss Winifred Shotter, who is a favorite member of the "Aldwych school," is effective as Pauline, the danseuse, as she plays up well to Mr. Lynn, who, with an experience gained in Hollywood, has won what some judges hold to be the foremost place among English screen comedians. Here and there comparisons with the much more elaborate settings which Hollywood would have devised for a picture of this kind are unavoidable, but on the whole the genuine atmosphere and environment of

neg: The Hound of Death She now assists the police to gain entry to the house and the locked room. Jack shoots himself before they can take him. Canon Parfitt just manages to catch his train on time for a night journey. In his first class carriage he is reacquainted with Sir George Durand, a famous lawyer. A third man in the carriage introduces himself as Dr Campbell Clark, an eminent physician who is an expert on conditions of the mind. There is a fourth man with them who appears to be asleep. The three other men, confessing to various degrees of insomnia, talk throughout

neg: Prison Song Prison Song Prison Song is a 2001 American film directed by Darnell Martin. A prison film, its plot concerns a boy brought up in group homes who has a gift and passion for art. It also marked the film debut of future Oscar-nominated Mary J. Blige as an actress. The film centers around 10-year-old intelligent Elijah Butler (Justin 'DJ' Spaulding) living in New York. His mother (Mary J. Blige) is a hard-working woman who has spent the last several years attending night school – with the eventual goal of becoming a lawyer. Given that she is from a lower class

neg: Mandrake (TV series) subculture and his clients. He works out of a small, but highly respected, practice, where he has a partner, seventy-year-old Wexler, a Jewish lawyer who was Mandrake's late father's associate in the same practice. In it, Wexler is responsible for the Civil cases, whereas Mandrake (as was his father before him) is responsible for the Criminal ones. Completely honest, Wexler often scolds Mandrake, who he treats like his own son, for his unorthodox and sometimes not completely honest dealings and methods. Mandrake is also a womanizer, often dating two women at once and having numerous one-night stands. Other than women,

neg: Lawyer Lawyer knowledge of law, and the freedom to express it, is more important than brute strength (as embodied by the trials and tribulations of Chang Mong-Gut over countless foes). Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer Lawyer (Cantonese , Jyutping syun3 sei2 cou2, literally "compute death weed") is a 1997 Hong Kong comedy film produced, directed and co-written by Joe Ma. Stephen Chow is Chan Mong-Gut, a famous Chinese lawyer, who must defend his apprentice Foon, who got framed for murder, in court. Stephen Chow stars as Chan Mong-Gut, a famous Chinese lawyer who was killed in the Qing dynasty. He must defend his apprentice,

neg: 2016 Chemnitz terrorism plot have been in contact with al-Bakr. Al-Bakr was arrested in Paunsdorf, Leipzig on early 10 October. He had asked another Syrian man for a bed for the night at Leipzig main station, who didn't know initially who Al-Bakr was and took him to his flat. But Al-Bakr was recognized by the housemates of his host, who tied him up and went to the police. Landeskriminalamt Sachsen (State criminal office Saxony) confirmed that Al-Bakr had links to the IS. While in custody, Al-Bakr reportedly went into hunger strike and, according to his lawyer broke several lamps and manipulated electrical outlets. Because

neg: It Happened 'That Night' to be Garrett, who asks Spencer to visit him in jail. There, he says the police was about to frame Alison's murder on Spencer. Additionally, he tells her that she and the others aren't safe, as well as there's a lot she doesn't know. He argue that he knows who killed Alison, but will only reveal that in exchange of Spencer placing her mother as his lawyer. Spencer is about to leave when he, being restrained by a guard, shouts that he knows who took Alison's body. Meanwhile, in the streets, Emily sees a blue car which triggers her memory

neg: That Time I Joined the Circus That Time I Joined the Circus That Time I Joined the Circus is a 2012 young adult novel set in the United States and written by J. J. Howard. "That Time I Joined the Circus" is about Xandra Ryan, or Lexi, who lives in New York city with her father Gavin, who unexpectedly dies, the same night she betrays one her best friends. Once she realizes that her father left her with absolutely nothing she is told by her dad's lawyer that she works for a traveling circus so she goes to Florida to find her mother that left her

neg: Stone Cold (2005 film) be easy to control. After five years, Jesse is still in contact with his ex-wife Jenn, who calls him regularly. He also has a relationship with a beautiful lawyer named Abby Taylor (Polly Shannon), who sits on the town council. Although their relationship is mainly physical, they have a genuine affection and concern for each other. One cold November night, a body is discovered on a rocky shoreline by Jesse's deputy, Officer Luther "Suitcase" Simpson (Kohl Sudduth). The victim was shot twice in the heart with a .22 caliber weapon. With no suspect, motive, or weapon, Jesse begins his investigation

neg: James O'Loghlin James O'Loghlin James O'Loghlin (born 1966) is an Australian television and radio presenter. He works for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Local Radio evening program in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. Previously a commercial and criminal lawyer (he studied law at the University of Sydney), he was for some years a professional stand-up comedian and writer, and hosted his own television show "O'Loghlin on Saturday Night" on ABC Television and "Inside the Arena" on Foxtel. He also hosted "The New Inventors" on ABC Television. O'Loghlin has also written and performed in the live comedy shows "Lawyer Lawyer" (which

neg: Genealogies of a Crime commits mass suicide. René reappears soon after and begins a relationship with Solange. This relationship grows abusive, and one night Solange is driven by her own childhood tendencies and murders René and his friends. This is the conclusion of Solange’s statement to her lawyer, who has decided that Solange will plea insanity for the murder. The film was written by Ruiz and Pascal Bronitzer, the star of "The Suspended Vocation", one of Ruiz’s most notable works. Ruiz was inspired by the story of psychoanalyst Hermine Hug-Hellmuth, who is best known for her work with children and her murder at the

neg: Stories We Could Tell (novel) find and interview John Lennon, who is supposed to stay in London for that night. If Ray does not succeed he will be sacked. Eventually he manages to find and interview Lennon and subsequently get a permanent job offer. Misty’s is Terry’s girlfriend. Her parents and three brothers live in a council house on a hill close to King’s Cross. Still, she told Terry and all her colleagues that her dad was a lawyer and her family was quite wealthy. She is an independent, self-confident young woman who does not care much about other people. She likes to combine innocent,

neg: The Fields of Ambrosia approach to the job (The Fields of Ambrosia). But something goes wrong (How Could This Happen?). Happy to put the day's events behind him, Jonas treats Jimmy, the gawky, young town mortician who idolizes him, to a night of debauchery at the local whorehouse (Nuthin'). The next evening, to satisfy his curiosity, Jonas visits Gretchen Herzallediebst in her cell. He is smitten by her beauty and wit (Who Are You?). In return for her "favors", Jonas is persuaded to buy her some more time by hiding his chair and convincing the warden that it was stolen (Reasonable Man). Gretchen's lawyer,

neg: Twilight of Honor lawyer in a small New Mexican city, is appointed by Judge Tucker to defend Ben Brown (Nick Adams) who has been charged with murder. Norris Bixby, an ambitious local prosecutor, has been assigned to try the case, hoping to fill the shoes of Art Harper (Claude Rains), a famed local prosecutor as well as David's friend and mentor, who is now retired. Mitchell goes to see Art Harper that night to ask for advice and receives a pep-talk from Harper, demanding he use every legal trick in the book to defend his new client. They are interrupted by Harper's daughter,

neg: Multiple careers refer to an individual who works for nine months out of the year as an Elementary School Teacher and three (summer) months out of the year as a painter. A "doctor-potter" might refer to an individual who works as an ENT-physician during the day, but works within a ceramics studio at night. Some consider the hyphen "-homemaker" or "-caregiver" as suggestive of another type of concurrent multiple career worker. That is, a "lawyer-homemaker" works as attorney and is also in charge of domestic duties at home. Increasingly, as adults must care for younger generation children and older generation parents, the

neg: Delia Fiallo despite having a disability in one foot. She does not know she is the daughter of Ezequiel Zambrano, a powerful businessman who has been desperately searching for her for years. Zembrano takes her to meet the love of her life, the lawyer Alfredo Mendez who seeks vengeance for his past which haunts him day and night. This story was brought to the screen for the first time when Venezuela had a law limiting the number of chapters in telenovelas. Its success caused a sequel to be planned but it was, in the end, not made, leaving the telenovela with an

neg: Nancy Pollock Nancy Pollock Nancy Karr (née Pollock) is a fictional character on the long-running daytime soap opera, "The Edge of Night". For 22 years, the role was played by actress Ann Flood. Nancy was the daughter of Joe and Rose Pollock, and was a newspaper reporter for the periodical in the fictional midwestern town of Monticello. She also had two siblings, Lee, who was married to Gerry McGrath; and Elaine, called Cookie. She had met and fell in love with widower Mike Karr, a lawyer who had lost his first wife, Sara Lane, to a terrible accident. Nancy proved herself to

neg: Go Gorilla Go Name is Nobody" (1973) was his most popular to date. Valerii and screenwriter Massimo De Rita started developing a few ideas and had three story outlines for the film. These ideas were an omnibus film about a police patrol on a night shift, the second was a revenge film that Valerii described as "in the vein of "Death Wish"" about a lawyer who uses his knowledge of crime to seek revenge on gangs. The last idea was a story about a bodyguard. Valerii saw a newspaper on Gori's desk about a wealthy Italian industrialist who moved abroad in fear of

neg: Digger (comics) contain the virus within the Zombie (Simon Garth), the Night Shift members, although still in an undead state of being, halt their rampage. The Hood teleports away with them. Digger and the rest of Night Shift are hired by Snapdragon to kill Moon Knight on behalf of Count Nefaria who was operating as the Kingpin of Los Angeles. When they fail and are bailed out of prison by Snapdragon's lawyer, Count Nefaria reduces Digger, Dansen Macabre, Needle, Tatterdemalion, Tick Tock, and Misfit to ashes. During the "Spider-Geddon" storyline, Digger and Dansen Macabre turn up alive as they, Brothers Grimm, Skein,

neg: Jagratha This confession led the CBI to force Janardhanan Nair to reveal how does he know that Mohan wasn't there that night and subsequently explain how he murdered Aswathi and why. Also, reveal who was his aide in the murder. The aide was his junior lawyer and he was 6 feet tall and helped to carry out the murder. In a separate scene, it is revealed Janardhanan Nair had an affair with one of his client Rukmini (Kanakalatha), who gave birth to Aswathi. Since Janardhanan Nair was already married, his relationship Rukmini was kept a secret. Janardhanan opposed the marriage of

neg: Two and a Half Men Harper brothers Charlie (Charlie Sheen) and Alan (Jon Cryer), and Alan's son Jake (Angus T. Jones). Charlie is a bachelor who writes commercial jingles for a living while leading a hedonistic lifestyle. When Alan's wife Judith (Marin Hinkle) decides to divorce him, he moves into Charlie's Malibu beach house (due to Charlie's selfishly scorning Alan's female divorce-lawyer) with Jake coming to stay over the weekends. Charlie's housekeeper is Berta (Conchata Ferrell), a sharp-tongued woman who initially resists the change to the household, but grudgingly accepts it. Charlie's one-night stand Rose (Melanie Lynskey) was first introduced as his stalker in the

neg: Between Miracles in the wings like a vulture, hoping he will die, because she aspires to marry Giovanna off to a lawyer friend of the family, as a better social and economic proposition. The narrative is interwoven with flashbacks to the early life of Benedict. He is an orphan, a lively lad growing up in village in the Latin Valley, under the tutelage of a maiden aunt who is filled with religious scruples, though given to libertine assignations, with which she indoctrinates him. The child is sleepless at night, because of noises from his aunt's room, which is visited by local men:

neg: Lawyer referral service Lawyer referral service A lawyer referral service maintains a network of lawyers, and connects people in need of lawyers with its participating attorneys. A potential client who contacts a lawyer referral service is directed to a lawyer who practices in the area of law that is most appropriate for their situation. Some lawyer referral services charge a fee for providing a referral, while others provide referrals at no cost to the prospective client. Many referral services connect prospective clients with lawyers who have agreed to provide a low-cost or free initial consultation. Historically, lawyer referral services involved prospective clients contacting

neg: Alex Wade Affairs as well as other legal practices. For much of his legal career, Wade also worked as a 'night lawyer' for the national press, in particular the Times, Sunday Times, Independent, Independent on Sunday, News of the World and Sun. However, aside from, in 2005, working as assistant to Tom Crone, Legal Manager for News Group Newspapers, Wade quit all legal work save night lawyer work in 2002. In 2009, Wade was diagnosed with cervical myelopathy, a disease affecting the spine, and Lyme disease. He underwent anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) in December 2009. In early 2010, he was

neg: Bryant Cottage State Historic Site to a demand that both candidates for the Senate campaign directly among the people of Illinois. The Republicans nominated Springfield, Illinois lawyer Abraham Lincoln, who wrote to Douglas on July 24, 1858 challenging him to meet and hold a series of nine debates at sites across Illinois. Lincoln renewed this challenge when the two men met in person on the Bement-Monticello road, now Illinois Route 105, on July 29. The campaigning Douglas was at the time going southward to Bement, where he would spend the night in the Bryant Cottage. It was during this one-night stay that Douglas decided to

neg: Asami Jō involve some form of documentary style, Asami Jō's videos are mainly in the fictional style of the "pink film" and early AV. Her February 1996 release for Alice Japan, "Love Potion", told the story of a woman who supports her boyfriend financially while he is studying to become a lawyer. She employs sex as a means to make cosmetic sales. "Thrilling Club: A Scandalous Night With You" (April 1996), had Jō as a married woman who meets an old classmate, with whom she and her husband engage in a menage-a-trois. In "The Beautiful Slave" (May 1996), she played the role

neg: Murder of Meredith Kercher Squad) Detective Superintendent Monica Napoleoni told them that the murderer was definitely not a burglar and that apparent signs of a break-in were staged as a deliberate deception. Knox was the only occupant of the house who had been nearby on the night of the murder; she said she had spent the night of 1 November with Sollecito at his flat. Over the next four days, Knox was repeatedly interviewed without being given access to a lawyer. She later testified that she was subjected to pressure tactics and struck by police to make her incriminate herself. She was arrested and

neg: Ivy Scarborough and RID (Remove Intoxicated Drivers.) It dealt with the legal, social, and media issues related to drunk driving. The full text is available to read as a PDF download from Scarborough's Law Practice. In 2011, Scarborough published his second book - "Into the Night: The Crisis of Western Civilization", his controversial review of Western civilization’s pilgrimage into a new Dark Age. Scarborough is 200cm (6 feet, 7 inches) tall. Ivy Scarborough Ivy Scarborough is an American author who lives in Jackson, TN, U.S.A. Scarborough is an accomplished lawyer with a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree, emphasis in international law, from the

neg: Portia de Rossi when she joined the main cast of "Ally McBeal" in 1998, playing lawyer Nelle Porter. She remained with the show until its end in 2002. In 2001, she starred in "Who Is Cletis Tout?" alongside Christian Slater. From 2003–06, de Rossi starred as Lindsay Bluth Fünke on Fox Television's "Arrested Development." She next portrayed John F. Kennedy, Jr.'s wife, Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, in the made-for-TV movie "" in 2003. That same year, she portrayed an Australian reporter who inspires a protest against Frank Sinatra during a concert tour in "The Night We Called It a Day." In 2005 she portrayed Zela,

neg: Paul Davis (Kansas politician) held by Democrat Jim Slattery, who stepped down to run for Governor in 1994, and Republican Jim Ryun, who represented the district for six terms until he was unseated by one-term Democrat Nancy Boyda. Boyda, in turn, was defeated by Republican Lynn Jenkins in 2008. Jenkins declined to run for reelection in 2018. Republican Steve Watkins narrowly defeated Davis on election night. Paul Davis (Kansas politician) Paul T. Davis (born July 12, 1972) is an American politician and lawyer. A Democrat, he represented the 46th district in the Kansas House of Representatives from 2003 to 2015, serving as minority leader

neg: The List (The X-Files) the list, but Speranza only tells him that Roque was not on it. He claims to have seen Neech "big as life" outside of his cell. Based on phone records, Scully theorizes that Neech's lawyer, Danny Charez, may have engineered the murders with Speranza. The agents interview Charez, who tells them about Danielle's relationship with Parmelly; after they leave, Charez is suffocated by a resurrected Neech. Brodeur visits Speranza in his cell, and offers to have his death sentence commuted in exchange for stopping the murders. Speranza takes the offer. That night, Parmelly visits Danielle, who has become agitated since

neg: Robert Broke his tomb inscription says that he died on 6 September, while "visiting his friends and country". The discrepancy is small and it is possible he died in the night, with the precise moment unknown. He was buried in Claverley Church. His chest tomb bears his effigy, clad in his gown of office, lying between his two wives, with his children in miniature around the sides. It is by far the finest tomb in the church. Broke's will was dated 7 January 1558. The executors of the will included Humphrey Moseley, a young lawyer and MP who was a close friend

neg: The Boy Next Door (film) The Boy Next Door (film) The Boy Next Door is a 2015 American erotic thriller-horror film directed by Rob Cohen and written by Barbara Curry. The film stars Jennifer Lopez, Ryan Guzman, and Ian Nelson, with John Corbett and Kristin Chenoweth playing supporting roles. Lopez plays a high school teacher named Claire who, in the midst of being separated from her husband (Corbett), has a one-night stand with a younger neighbor (Guzman), who develops a dangerous obsession with her. Barbara Curry, a former criminal lawyer, wrote the screenplay for the film inspired from her life's experiences. Blumhouse Productions financed and

neg: Snowbound (1948 film) also takes a room. Blair soon encounters Rometta, who calls herself the Comtessa Forelli. That night, a Greek named Keramikos also arrives. When Blair makes his first report, Engles is particularly interested in the fact that the hut is to be auctioned off the next day. The proprietor of the hotel below confides to Blair that the auction is rigged and that there will only be one bid, his, but instead there is a heated bidding war involving Valdini (on the Comtessa's behalf) and a lawyer for an unknown party. The latter wins the auction by making an excessive bid.

neg: Behenein of the four sisters. He is also angry with Mihir and Bhavesh for unknown reasons. Meanwhile, Mihir consoles an upset Purva, who is worried about the hearing at court soon. Smriti too is worried about the drastic change in Karan's behavior. She decides to find out the reason behind the same. Akashi is forced to go to Kshitij for help as she can't find another lawyer. Kshitij agrees on one condition, that he shall not take any money but if he wins the case, Akashi will have to spend the night with him. After having no other choice, Akashi agrees,

neg: For All Debts Public and Private Murf Lupo to soldier and replace him with Bobby Baccalieri. Later that night, Junior's lawyer tries to call him and speaks to Murf, who relays information that the FBI apparently had a mole in the doctor's office who has been pulled to testify at Junior's RICO trial. Carmela Soprano notices widow Angie Bonpensiero handing out free samples at a supermarket, and becomes worried about her own financial security. When she asks Tony to provide money so she can make an investment, he tells her they need to be tighter with money and that there is no longer large amounts of

neg: Dehraadun Diary an ordinary person. Due to their social status and clout, they threaten Anshul to stop the affair. Anshul does not pay heed and carries on with Preeti. The brothers hatch a plan and eliminate Anshul one night after a party. The heartbroken parents of Anshul and Aakash engage a lawyer and pay hefty fees but, due to lack of witnesses, they stand to lose the case. The police is also not helpful in the case. Due to the political pressure of Vishesh's father, who is a MLA, no witness is ready to testify before the police or in the court

neg: Night and the City (novel) It was directed and produced by Irwin Winkler, known for "Guilty by Suspicion", which also starred De Niro. The setting of the film was changed to the New York boxing world, and Harry Fabian is a lawyer. The film draws predominantly from the Dassin film rather than the source novel. Night and the City (novel) Night and the City is the third novel by British author Gerald Kersh, published in 1938. It is a crime thriller set in 1930s London but also deals with social realism themes in the aftermath of the Great Depression. The protagonist of the novel is

neg: Cheias de Charme trouble. She is also taken to the police station. Penha, Cida and Rosario end up in jail for contempt. They meet in jail and sympathize with each other. The three maids make a pact: "Employee by day, lady by night." Rosario will work in Chayene's house instead of Penha. Penha in turn, will work for Lygia, a good hearted lawyer. Cida fall for Conrado Werneck, a rich man without character, who doesn't know she is an employee. Isadora arrives from travelling, and Conrado discovers the entire truth. Isadora is bad and envious and plans to separate Cida from Conrad and