Sentence examples for another jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

Kramer offered another jurisprudence, based on different historical claims: popular constitutionalism.

I bumped into Ibrahim Houdaiby, who is simultaneously getting a master's in political science at the American University in Cairo and another in Islamic jurisprudence at Al Azhar University.

Since they are made of flesh and blood, one judge's "jurisprudence" is another's "bias".

The Constitution and more than two centuries of jurisprudence offer another way "to try and — most important — convict" alleged terrorists, one better tested than anything the Bush lawyers came up with.

Through the eyes of patent practitioners, Judge Sweet's decision was an anomaly, but it is just another episode in shifting jurisprudence, with a succession of cases between CAFC and the Supreme Court.

Another is that of therapeutic jurisprudence, which holds that every legal interaction affects the lives of everyday people (see "The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll").

Noonan also attacks another strand of the new jurisprudence of federalism, the court's narrow view of Congressional authority under Section 5 of the 14th Amendment to pass legislation enforcing that amendment's equal protection and due process guarantees.

– with the Supreme Court expanding its "kids are different" jurisprudence to strike another extreme sentencing scheme for youth.

As a matter of both practical politics and constitutional jurisprudence, the McCutcheon decision was another devastating blow to the foundation of our democracy.

In the 1920s, American jurisprudence came under the influence of another version of the critical view of ideology and law.

Motta said the forced marriages taking place among women who converted to Sunni Islam in Islamic State-controlled territory could superficially be "normal marriages" under Islamic law, or they may be akin to another form of marriage that is sanctioned in Islamic jurisprudence — nikah misyar, or "traveler's marriage".