law·yer·ing (lô y r- ng)n. The profession or work of practicing law: "Thousands of individual practitioners and small firms do most of the lawyering in this country" (Newsweek). |
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| What Cavanaugh com plains of is the consequence not of bad jurors but of bad lawyering. The accounting, auditing and lawyering clearly have gone too far. A state prison inmate brought a [section] 1983 action against prison officials, alleging that they validated him as prison gang affiliate in retaliation for his jail house lawyering activities and his filing of prison grievances. |
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