Sentence examples for classic law from inspiring English sources

"It was the classic Law thing to do".

I bought the biggest one I could, a Harley Ultra Classic, law enforcement blue.

Another of Sotomayor's influences is Judge Jerome Frank's 1930 classic "Law and the Modern Mind".

"If you put too much land on the market at one time, it's the classic law of supply and demand".

To his credit, Lessig avoids the classic law professor's trap of writing about legal cases and doctrines as if no actual people were involved.

"The classic law school case example is a guy who negligently rams his boat into a bridge and the bridge collapses," says David Logan, dean of the Roger Williams University School of Law in Bristol, R.I. "Business on that island is shut down for as long as it takes to rebuild the bridge.

It was "a classic law-enforcement and intelligence success," Bergen said, and "had nothing to do with waterboarding or with Guantánamo detainees".

Edwin Meese, President Reagan's Attorney General, for the most part a classic law-and-order conservative, faulted the system for failing to provide indigent defendants access to adequate legal counsel and opposed the reclassification of minor regulatory violations as felonies.

And unlike cases where necessity defenses have been allowed — the classic law-school example is the man lost in the mountains who finds a cabin and must break in to survive — Mr. DeChristopher had legal means of protest he could have chosen, prosecutors say, notably a court challenge that was under way by environmental groups even before the auction.

But this larger-than-life character was only a small cog in Fifa's global money-making machine and the FBI successfully persuaded him to wear a wire tap and rat on his fellow officials – in a classic law-enforcement sting usually directed at mobsters.

In this paper he attacked certain classic laws of the universe.