On December 14, 1959 the committee issued a 13 page report on offenses including barratry, champerty, running and capping.
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After thirteen suits had been filed over several years, in February 1864 the Count was charged with barratry, tried, and convicted.
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A state circuit court held three of the laws unconstitutional, but upheld the barratry law and the law prohibiting advocacy of lawsuits against the state.
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Shock advertising, for example, would be considered unethical; directly soliciting clients ( known as barratry, or " ambulance chasing " ) is illegal.
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As weeks passed with no definite news, the Marstrand directors assumed that the vessel was lost, either through foundering or barratry, and claimed insurance.
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"National Union Fire Insurance Co . v . Republic of China et al " considered how barratry applies during periods of civil war and insurrection.
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Parker was additionally charged with " wilfully cast [ ing ] away the ship, " a crime known as barratry and at the time carrying the death penalty.
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The court ruled that all seven of these ships were a case of barratry, not mutiny, as the captains ordered the ships to raise the Communist flag.
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Dante took vengeance on him by giving Cante's disguised name to Rubicante, one of the barratry, as described in his masterwork the " Divine Comedy ".
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Barratry is also a violation of the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct for lawyers, and subjects an attorney to sanctions ranging from a private reprimand to loss of his law license.
