Sentence examples for clear jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

Yet, the inclusion of "insulting" in the Public Order Act means there is no clear jurisprudence between the offensive speech protected by Sedley and insult as criminalised by the act.

"It's pretty amazing, honestly, that this small court with so few resources and such limited time was able to pound out this type of very progressive and clear jurisprudence on sexual violence.

But it has been interpreted by two decisions in the House of Lords to mean that if Strasbourg has clear and consistent jurisprudence, our courts must follow Strasbourg decisions.

This is clear nonsense – as the jurisprudence from many other sophisticated democracies demonstrates.

"The [European court of human rights] jurisprudence is clear that the provision of legal aid of this character is not mandatory, except in exceptional cases … In any event the context of the present claim is not in relation to access to the courts but to proceedings before bodies such as the parole board, prison disciplinary hearings and the independent reviewer for access to mother-and-baby units.

In any event, the court's Spending Clause jurisprudence, once perfectly clear, is now a muddle.

In the field of law, Justinian I's reforms had a clear effect on the evolution of jurisprudence, and Leo III's Ecloga influenced the formation of legal institutions in the Slavic world.

They provided a clear illustration of what happens when jurisprudence is stripped of all human empathy — that recently vilified but still vital heartbeat of the legal system.

But in the United States, the distinction between regular courts and voluntary religious procedures is usually fairly clear, and there is a vast jurisprudence that underpins the principle that secular courts may not delve into religious questions.

1711 1717) Gershom Carmichael taught moral philosophy and jurisprudence there and there are clear signs in Hutcheson's writings of Carmichael's influence.

Like most things in our system of jurisprudence, the answer is everything but clear.