Sentence examples for brilliant law from inspiring English sources

ON the face of it at least, Japan's police are the most brilliant law enforcers in world history.

In 1891 he obtained a scholarship and entered Christ's College, Cambridge, where he read law and was generally recognized as one of the most brilliant law students Cambridge had had.

There was one exceptionally brilliant law student who, though he had been offered a clerkship by Brennan in 1966, was never able to serve, and some of the Justice's warmest admirers consider what happened to the student an uncharacteristic surrender by Brennan to political pressures.

Born in Puylaurens, in the Tarn region of southwest France, the son of an army officer and a primary school headteacher, Frêche was a brilliant law student in Paris, where he played a leading role in student demonstrations against France's colonial war in Algeria.

A brilliant law clerk was sexually harassed by a judge, left the legal industry entirely, changed her name and became a novelist.

A brilliant law student I dated for a bit introduced me to KRS-One and Boogie Down Productions -- and their recycled slogan: By Any Means Necessary.

In his brilliant book, Law and Disorder in Cyberspace, Forbes columnist Peter Huber says we should let common law rule the telecosm.

The New Yorker, May 16 , 1925P. 13 With Max Steuer, brilliant lawyer, law, instead of machine, becomes drama.

For folks who haven't heard of Lessig, he is the brilliant Harvard law professor, open internet advocate, campaign finance reform leader and author of Republic Lost: How Money Corrupts Congress--and a Plan to Stop It.

Scotland has brilliant access laws, so you can take the plunge pretty much wherever you feel the urge: enjoy a shallow paddle off the many beaches around the loch or get into your wetsuit and have the best open water swim of your life.

LEE--Joel S., distinguished scholar and brilliant Professor of Law, died April 15th 2007, at age 93.