Defender
Defender can refer to various concepts, entities, and roles across different fields, including law, sports, technology, and entertainment. Below is a detailed exploration of the term "Defender" in various contexts.
Law[edit | edit source]
In the legal context, a defender is typically a lawyer who represents a defendant in a court of law. This role is crucial in ensuring that the defendant receives a fair trial. There are different types of defenders, including:
- Public defender: A lawyer appointed by the court to represent defendants who cannot afford to hire a private attorney.
- Defense attorney: A lawyer who represents individuals or entities accused of criminal conduct.
Sports[edit | edit source]
In sports, a defender is a player whose primary role is to prevent the opposing team from scoring. This term is commonly used in:
- Association football (soccer): Defenders play in positions such as centre-back, full-back, and sweeper.
- American football: Defensive players include positions like linebacker, cornerback, and safety.
- Basketball: Defensive roles include players who focus on blocking shots, stealing the ball, and guarding opponents.
Technology[edit | edit source]
In the realm of technology, Defender can refer to various software and hardware products designed to protect systems and data. Notable examples include:
- Windows Defender: An antivirus and anti-malware component of Microsoft Windows.
- Defender (video game): A classic arcade game developed by Williams Electronics in 1981.
Entertainment[edit | edit source]
In entertainment, Defender can refer to characters, titles, and franchises in various media:
- Defenders (comics): A team of superheroes in Marvel Comics.
- Defender (TV series): A television series featuring characters who take on the role of protectors or champions.
Automotive[edit | edit source]
In the automotive industry, the Land Rover Defender is a renowned four-wheel drive off-road vehicle produced by Land Rover. It is known for its durability and capability in challenging terrains.
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- Public defender
- Defense attorney
- Association football
- American football
- Windows Defender
- Defenders (comics)
- Land Rover Defender
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