Converse of object

• acquit: An acquitted defendant will not be required to pay toward his defense.

• convict: The court will have power to order convicted defendants to repay some or all of the cost of their defense.

• prosecute: The current long-run proportion is about 90 % ; The long run rate showing defendants successfully prosecuted.

• remand: ANNEX B BAIL A court can remand a defendant in custody or grant bail, with or without conditions attached.

• domicile: In her case there was no potential defendant domiciled in England.

• sue: She had sued defendants responsible for all his exposure.

Converse of subject

• owe: That is the LSC would pay the costs incurred under the representation order less the amount paid or owed by the defendant.

Adjective modifier

• unsuccessful: Only that amount was recoverable from an unsuccessful defendant.

• fourth: The Third and Fourth Defendants were the insurers of the cargo ( " the insurers " ), both of which were Toronto-based companies.

• remaining: The remaining defendants received similar fines and prison sentences of between one and four years.

• second: The second defendant subsequently assigned that tenancy to the wife.

Modifies a noun

• insurer: Also, it would normally be the defendant insurer, rather than the claimant, who would purchase the annuity.

• solicitor: In this case the defendant solicitors had advised in connection with the sale of a piece of land in 1989.

Possessives

• solicitor: Our client was made an offer which the defendant's solicitor refused to increase.

• insurer: The defendant's insurer 's loss assessors accepted the offer.

• conviction: An article detailing a defendant's previous convictions or acquittals could have this effect.

• conduct: The defendants ' subsequent conduct, however, meant that compensation was no longer payable.

• appeal: The House of Lords allowed the defendants ' appeal.

Preposition: in

• lawsuit: What this means is that in the U.S. even if a defendant in a lawsuit wins he or she still loses.

• custody: ANNEX B BAIL A court can remand a defendant in custody or grant bail, with or without conditions attached.