0 someone who works in a law company, or a company's legal department, and has some legal training, but does not have all the qualifications to be a lawyer
1 a person with some legal training whose job is to help lawyers:
This rate did not vary by region or organisation, but did vary significantly based on the paralegal's past political activity.
The survey could identify and interview paralegal clients only by obtaining their names from paralegals.
With this question, the paralegal ignores the victim's narrative and continues with her schedule of preliminary questions.
They recruited the paralegals in the local area, and not surprisingly, these seemed primarily to be part of the district coordinator's political network.
Yet she does not include the time, and so she is interrupted by the paralegal.
They take two forms : civic education and paralegal (legal assistance) programmes.
Because no survey of client attitudes exists from before the civic education and paralegal programmes commenced, conclusions cannot be definitive.
The paralegal does not refer to the translation in any way.
