right of audience
The right of an advocate to be heard in legal proceedings. Barristers have full rights of audience in all courts. Traditionally, solicitors only appeared in the county courts and magistrates’ courts but they may now obtain higher rights of audience in the Crown Court, the High Court, the Court of Appeal, and the Supreme Court. Many administrative tribunals have no rules concerning rights of audience and a party may be represented by any person he chooses.
https://www.sra.org.uk/solicitors/resources/cpd/accreditation/higher-rights-of-audience/
• Guide to higher rights of audience for solicitors from the Solicitors Regulation Authority website
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- term of years absolute
- terra nullius
- territoriality
- territorial limits
- territorial waters
- terrorism
- testament
- testamentary capacity
- testamentary expenses
- testamentary freedom
- testamentary guardian
- testamentary intention
- testamentary trust
- testate
- testator
- testatum
- test case
- testimonium
- testimony
- textbooks
- TFEU
- thalweg, rule of the
- theft
- therapeutic privilege