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 1    7,    1, 1447|        of the bond, procurator, advocate, witness, or expert cannot
 2    7,    1, 1477|       appointed a procurator or advocate, they themselves are nevertheless
 3    7,    1, 1481|     party can freely appoint an advocate and procurator; except for
 4    7,    1, 1481|     services of a procurator or advocate are necessary.~§2. In a
 5    7,    1, 1481|     accused must always have an advocate either appointed personally
 6    7,    1, 1483|         1483 The procurator and advocate must have attained the age
 7    7,    1, 1483|       reputation; moreover, the advocate must be a Catholic unless
 8    7,    1, 1484|       Before the procurator and advocate undertake their function,
 9    7,    1, 1486|      removal of a procurator or advocate to take effect, they must
10    7,    1, 1487|   remove the procurator and the advocate by decree.~
11    7,    1, 1488|     Both the procurator and the advocate are forbidden to resolve
12    7,    1, 1488|        tribunal can suspend the advocate from office and even remove
13    7,    1, 1490| marriage cases, the function of advocate or procurator on behalf
14    7,    2, 1550|         judge’s assistants, the advocate, and others who assist or
15    7,    2, 1663|          A party and his or her advocate can be present at the examination
16    7,    4, 1723|       the accused to appoint an advocate according to the norm of
17    7,    4, 1723|      the judge is to appoint an advocate before the joinder of the
18    7,    4, 1723|      joinder of the issue; this advocate will remain in this function
19    7,    4, 1723|     accused does not appoint an advocate personally.~
20    7,    4, 1725|       personally or through the advocate or procurator, always has
21    7,    5, 1738|         has the right to use an advocate or procurator, but useless