61a dt gk 24/12

[tizzi]

Ive mucked this one up I thought it was Queens Council - solicitor who works for the crown?

[ursula62]

If it were, then it would be spelled "Queen's Counsel".

[gen2]

I think the spelling is Queen's Councel

[gen2]

Sorry, with an S not a C as ursula62 says

[shaneystar2]

I think the answer was Queens Proctor.

[waimarie]

Pleased you said that Shaneystar2, I have sent in my completed crossword and beginning to have doubts of my Queen's Proctor with the previous chat!!!

[stevew50]

try queens proctor

[stevew50]

queens proctor

[Dkeyse]

It is Queen's proctor, have worked in the law in London! Don't forget the apostrophe!

[tizzi]

thanks dont know whether its Queen's Proctor or Counsel .. thank you everyone

[shaneystar2]

Tizzi..if it's any help I had put Queen's Counsel to start with but this would not fit with the down clues. Hence I found this on wikipedia
The Queen's Proctor (or King's proctor) is the proctor or solicitor representing the Crown in the courts of probate and divorce.

[Dkeyse]

Why is it that when someone says they have worked with the law and gives you an answer tizzi, you are still not confident? Anyway, you have your confirmation now! Happy New Year!

[tizzi]

to Dkeyse - because Im a woman I guess with talent and knowledge coming out of my ears, and its nice to double check........