Reese's statements as the basis for indicting Fred Gray under Alabama's
barratry statute.
Here the author shows how the sin of
barratry and these grafters should be derided by everyone; surely any such reprehensible sound signifies derision.
members does not raise traditional
barratry concerns.
Barratry of the Master: This exposure includes any actions of the master of the ship that are a violation of trust and unapproved by the ship's owner.
An' fer attempted
barratry they'll stuff him in the hokey-pokey fer the next ten--Hey!
Funding companies also must steer clear of states that enforce the centuries-old legal doctrines of champerty,
barratry, and maintenance, which prohibit nonparties from promoting or investing in lawsuits.
Piracy (see inset),
barratry, and trans-national crime are examples of immediate threats to our trade routes.
Professor Williams was sympathetic, but he explained that if I entered the barrios to solicit business I would be committing
barratry and be subject to disbarment.
Webster's defines
barratry as "the practice of exciting and encouraging or maintaining lawsuits or quarrels: the persistent incitement of litigation." The judiciary used to punish
barratry.
A former Texas attorney is headed to prison on charges of insurance fraud and
barratry for a scheme involving fraudulent lawsuits filed after hail storms, the Texas Department of Insurance announced.
In November, a Montgomery County jury found him guilty of five
barratry counts in an "ambulance-chasing for profit" scheme and sentenced him to one year in jail and a $4,000 fine.
of the seas, fires, assailing thieves, pirates, rovers, jettisons,
barratry of the Master and Mariners, and all other like losses.