disbarring 

  1. 動詞
disbar現在分詞:
及物動詞:
取消...(人)的律師資格
把...(人)逐出法庭
disbarring ...(a: 律師等) from ...(b: 法律界等):
禁止(a)從事(b)
disbarring ...(a: 律師等) from ...(b: 動詞ing ...):
禁止(a)做(b)

    
                        
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                                The Florida Supreme Court entered an order permanently disbarring Rothstein on November 25, 2009.                            
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                                The Kentucky Supreme Court released its opinion ( PDF) disbarring Chesley on Thursday, report the Lexington Herald-Leader and the Associated Press .                            
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                                The Benchers also have the exclusive power of expelling or suspending a Bar student and of disbarring a barrister or suspending a barrister from practice.                            
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                                The following day, during the Parliamentary recess, he was appointed Crown Steward and Bailiff of the Manor of Northstead, disbarring him from sitting in the Commons and triggering a by-election.                            
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                                She also suggested that Mr. Sedley, in his argument on behalf of the Bar Council, had failed to explain how the Inns could discipline someone, for example by reprimand or fine, without disbarring them.                            
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