Definition
barrister
noun
- a lawyer in Britain who is qualified to argue cases in higher courts
Usage: British legal system
Examples
- The barrister presented her case to the judge with great skill.
- He trained for years to become a barrister at the Old Bailey.
- The defendant’s barrister argued for a reduced sentence.
- She hired an experienced barrister to handle the appeal.
- The barrister wore the traditional wig and gown in court.
- Many barristers specialize in criminal or civil law.