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Since 1992 he was the law adviser to the Mayor of Saint Petersburg (Leningrad in current name).

In 1966, Botha was appointed law adviser at the South African Department of Foreign Affairs.

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He also served as inspector of land titles offices in the Northwest Territories as well as law adviser to the Yukon Executive Council.

Ó Murchú was later appointed law adviser to the Minister for Health, Seán MacEntee and later Charles Haughey.

The most concise answer was provided by Noah Feldman, a New York University law professor who was the Coalition Provisional Authority's constitutional law adviser.

Her father, Maurice Amos, was an English legal expert who served as international law adviser to the Egyptian government; her mother was Scottish and strongly associated with the Quakers.

"They approach it with thoroughness, they go into things in depth, and they look for quality of answers," said Christopher Hallam, a charity law adviser with Robinsons Solicitors in London.

"It would be a disaster to have an election whose legitimacy was contested," said Noah Feldman, an assistant professor of law at New York University, who was a constitutional law adviser to Mr. Bremer earlier this year.

But Lord Carlile, the Government's independent terrorism law adviser, called on the Foreign Secretary to release the details of the case in full while Mr Miliband was accused of a cover-up by Washington's human rights subcommittee chairman.

Returning to Hungary after the war, he was international law adviser to the Hungarian Ministry of Finance, and continued teaching at the University of Budapest until he was banned from the faculty and from the ministry by the Communists early in 1949.