Robert Bernard (advocate-general)

Robert Bernard is a legal professional who has served as an advocate-general in various jurisdictions. An advocate-general, in many legal systems, provides legal advice and opinions to the court, often on complex or novel issues of law. Their role is to assist the court in reaching a well-reasoned and legally sound judgment.

The specific duties and responsibilities of an advocate-general can vary significantly depending on the country and the specific court in which they serve. Generally, they analyze the legal issues presented by a case, conduct legal research, and present a reasoned opinion or argument to the court. This opinion is not binding on the court, but it is highly influential and is often considered in the court's deliberations.

The title "advocate-general" is used in numerous countries, including within the European Union (EU) Court of Justice. The role and selection process for an advocate-general in each jurisdiction are determined by the applicable laws and regulations of that jurisdiction. Individuals holding this position are typically highly respected members of the legal community with extensive experience in a particular area of law. Information on Robert Bernard's specific career and contributions to the legal field would require further research into the legal systems in which he practiced.