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Someone who is a lawyer could be a solicitor or barrister because it is a general term. It is more usually used for a solicitor. A King's Counsel or Queen's Counsel is a barrister who is working to put the case for the crown in as courtroom.

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A counsel is a legal advisor or representative, often used in the context of providing advice or representation in court. A lawyer is a trained legal professional who can advise and represent clients in legal matters. In some jurisdictions, the term "counsel" may refer to a lawyer who is representing a client in court.

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