Counsel and Tribunal

Counsel

Counsel noun - A person whose profession is to conduct lawsuits for clients or to advise about legal rights and obligations.

Tribunal and counsel are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tribunal" instead a noun "Counsel".

Tribunal

Tribunal noun - An assembly of persons for the administration of justice.
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Synonyms for Tribunal

Counsel and tribunal are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Counsel" instead a noun "Tribunal".

Nearby Word: tribune

How words are described

special special counsel special tribunal
secret secret counsel secret tribunal
independent independent counsel independent tribunal
immortal immortal counsel immortal tribunal
Other adjectives: local.

Both words in one sentence

  • Series / JAG Save the Villain: Chegwidden serves as defense counsel to the captured Al Qaeda third banana in "Tribunal" because he doesn't want anyone of his people to be forced to defend him.
    Source: Series / JAG
  • JAG: In "Tribunal", Sturgis is assigned as co-defense counsel for the fictional Al-Qaida No 3 in the military tribunal held aboard a warship, and has an Army Special Forces captain on the stand to answer questions about unconventional warfare by US Forces and that of unlawful combatants.
  • Classified Information In "Tribunal", Sturgis is assigned as co-defense counsel for the fictional Al-Qaida No 3 in the military tribunal held aboard a warship, and has an Army Special Forces captain on the stand to answer questions about unconventional warfare by US Forces and that of unlawful combatants.
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