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esquire
esquire [Middle French escuier squire, from Late Latin scutarius shield bearer, from Latin scutum shield] used as a title
Public prosecutor
Director of Public Prosecutions' may be appointed with six assistants, and such an officer (the late J.B. Maule, Esq., Q.C.), with one assistant, was appointed shortly after the commencement of the Act in 1880; but the Prosecution
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