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King's Counsel

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King's Counsel

In England, a barrister of senior rank; the term is used when a king is on the throne and Queen's Counsel when the monarch is a queen.



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Pickwick by the coat sleeve, the little man led him to the low seat just beneath the desks of the King's Counsel, which is constructed for the convenience of attorneys, who from that spot can whisper into the ear of the leading counsel in the case, any instructions that may be necessary during the progress of the trial.
The Posthumous Papers Of The Pickwick Club by Dickens, Charles View in context
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