Sentence examples for consistent jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

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.

In other circuits, appeals from the three-judge panel may be heard by what is known as an en banc panel of all the circuit's judges, which can develop a consistent jurisprudence over time.

Four years earlier, Chief Justice Roberts engineered the Court's Citizens United decision, pushing it from a narrow decision that was consistent with prior election law jurisprudence to instead, in the words of former Senator Russ Feingold, "roll back laws that have limited the role of corporate money in federal elections since Teddy Roosevelt was president".

Linda Rosenthal, a lawyer with the Center for Reproductive Law and Policy, said the decision was consistent with the Supreme Court's abortion jurisprudence.

This proposal of neuro-specific human rights is consistent with Glen Boire's advocacy of a "jurisprudence of the mind" that "takes account of the latest understandings of the brain" and "which situates these within our country's tradition of embracing individual, self-determination and limited government" (Boire 2003, p. 10).

This conclusion, the majority stated, was consistent with the Court's early Fourth Amendment jurisprudence, which it said was tied to common-law trespass until the latter half of the 20th Century.

Lectures on jurisprudence.

We took jurisprudence from Canada.

There is no jurisprudence".

They are important landmarks in American jurisprudence.

It has nothing to do with jurisprudence".