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In [[2369]], [[Commander]] [[Benjamin Sisko]] offered to get [[Croden]] an advocate to defend him in his trial for the [[murder]] of [[Ro-Kel]]. ({{DS9|Vortex}}) |
In [[2369]], [[Commander]] [[Benjamin Sisko]] offered to get [[Croden]] an advocate to defend him in his trial for the [[murder]] of [[Ro-Kel]]. ({{DS9|Vortex}}) |
Revision as of 18:46, 1 January 2009
An advocate was the equivalent to a lawyer in Klingon law, and represented the accused in a trial before a Judge. Advocates were expected to fight for their client tenaciously, though the degree to which this expectation was filled varied greatly over the course of Klingon history.
Some noted Klingon advocates included Kolos in the 22nd century, Colonel Worf in the 23rd century, and Ch'Pok in the 24th century. (ENT: "Judgment"; Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country; DS9: "Rules of Engagement")
In 2369, Commander Benjamin Sisko offered to get Croden an advocate to defend him in his trial for the murder of Ro-Kel. (DS9: "Vortex")
After Kira Nerys and Odo discovered Trazko was working for her, Vaatrik Pallra asked to speak with her advocate in 2370. (DS9: "Necessary Evil")