Crossword Clue: Defendant's need: Abbr.
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- 27A holder
- ___ Gen.
- ___ Gen. at D.C.
- Bar assn. member
- Bar assoc. member
- Bar association member: Abbr.
- Bar employee: Abbr.
- Bar employee?: Abbr.
- Bar man?: Abbr.
- Bar mem.
- Bar member: Abbr.
- Bar. or sol.
- Bar passer: Abbr.
- Bar tender? (abbr.)
- Bar worker?: Abbr.
- Bar worker: Abbr.
- Barr. or sol.
- Barrister: Abbr.
- _____ Gen.
- ABA mem.
- A.B.A. member
- A.B.A. member: Abbr.
- ABA member, probably
- ABA member
- A.B.A. type
- Abbr. in the court
- Belli is one: Abbr.
- ADA part
- Adept arguer: Abbr.
- Advocate: Abbr.
- Ally McBeal, e.g.: Abbr.
- "Boston Legal" extra: Abbr.
- Certain ABA member
- Frequent Grisham protagonist: Abbr.
- Holder of an LL.B. deg.
- Certain partner: Abbr.
- Defendant's need: Abbr.
- Defender: Abbr.
- Brief reader, briefly
- Brief writer: Abbr.
- Dept. of Justice employee
- Fiction's Atticus Finch, e.g.: Abbr.
- Fig. in a closing
- Figure in TV's "Shark"
- Contract consultant: abbr.
- Firm fig.
- Firm figure: Abbr.
- Firm member: Abbr.
- Firm part: Abbr.
- Counsel: Abbr.
- Court divider? (abbr.)
- Court fig.
- Court figure (abbr.)
- Court figure: Abbr.
- Court man: Abbr.
- Court sort, for short
- Courtroom fig.
- Courtroom figure (abbr.)
- Courtroom figure: Abbr.
- Courtroom VIP
- Dist. __
- Dist. ___
- Dist. ____
- Dist. or pros.
- Divorce proceeding rep.
- Esq.
- ''Esq.'' user
- "Esq." user, briefly
- "Esq." user
- JD holder
- J.D. holder
- D.O.J. employee
- DOJ employee
- DOJ worker
- D.A., for example
- D.A., for one
- Case handler: Abbr.
- Case worker? (abbr.)
- Case worker: Abbr.
- Case worker, briefly
- Justice Dept. employee
- Justice Dept. figure
- Justice Dept. staffer
- Justice Dept. worker
- Man of law: Abbr.
- Man of the law: Abbr.
- Mr. Tutt's calling: Abbr.
- P. Mason or C. Darrow
- Mason, e.g.: Abbr.
- Mason or McBeal: Abbr.
- Likely ABA member
- Lincoln, e.g., before he was pres.
- Trial fig.
- Trial figure (Abbr.)
- "The Practice" part (abbr.)
- "The Practice" role: Abbr.
- L. Nizer, e.g.
- Suit filer: Abbr.
- Suit maker: Abbr.
- Ramsey Clark's occ.
- Part of D. A.: Abbr.
- Part of D.A.
- Part of D.A.: Abbr.
- Mem. of the bar
- Member of a bar assoc.
- Member of a certain A.B.A.
- LL. B. holder
- LL.B.
- LLB holder
- LL.B. holder
- LL.D. holder
- Member of the bar (Abbr.)
- One called to the bar (abbr.)
- One into the bar scene?: Abbr.
- Law man: Abbr.
- "Law & Order" character: Abbr.
- Lawyer (abbr.)
- Lawyer: Abbr.
- Lawyer, briefly
- Leg. eagle
- Legal drama fig.
- Legal eagle, briefly
- Legal ltrs.
- Legal man: Abbr.
- Legal rep.
- Legal representative: Abbr.
- One using "Esq."
- One who knows about rights and wrongs: Abbr.
- One who may object: Abbr.
- One who represents, briefly
- Nizer, for one: Abbr.
- One who works with a code: Abbr.
- One who works with codes: Abbr.
- One who's practicing: Abbr.
- Person in briefs?: Abbr.
- One whose name can be followed by "Esq.": Abbr.
- One with a JD
- One with an Esq. tag
- One with an "Esq." tag
- One with briefs, briefly
- Reno, for one: Abbr.
- One writing briefs: Abbr.
- Rep. in court
- Pro in briefs?: Abbr.
- Pro whose business card may feature "Esq."
- Suspect's demand: Abbr.
- Suspect's demand (Abbr.)
- Suspect's demand, briefly
- Suspect's request: Abbr.
- Taleng agt., previously
- Senator, often: Abbr.
Recent Usage of Defendant's need: Abbr. in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - April 1, 2005