King's Counsel
Noun
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Noun
King's Counsel
- (UK) A barrister selected to serve as counsel for the British Crown. First used in 1689.
- (Canada) An honorific status conferred by the federal or provincial governments upon senior or meritorious lawyers.
- German: Kronanwalt, Kronanwältin
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