Sentence examples for constitutional jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

* "Probably the most important development in constitutional jurisprudence today is the growing reliance by state judiciaries upon their state constitutions" to provide broader protections for civil liberties than the Supreme Court has done under similarly worded Federal provisions.

How should constitutional jurisprudence grapple with consolidated economic power?

It's time to question the originalism that has been a governing principle of constitutional jurisprudence.

I believe Scalia, in his subtle way, called Thomas insane in regards to his constitutional jurisprudence.

Americans should see conservative constitutional jurisprudence for what it really is.

And, because our tradition of constitutional jurisprudence is so important, that history can be all the history most Americans get.

Also keep in mind that candidates for law teaching in certain areas--e.g., constitutional law, jurisprudence--are in over-supply, while candidates in other areas--e.g., real estate law, commercial law, property, corporate law, tax, alternative dispute resolution, trusts & estates--are often in short supply.

He then returned to the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), where he teaches constitutional law and jurisprudence.

Peter M. Cicchino, a professor of constitutional law and jurisprudence at American University in Washington, died on Saturday at his home in the capital.

Xingzhong Yu teaches Chinese law, constitutional law, and jurisprudence the Chinese University of Hong Kong and previously served as an Associate (Chinese Legal Specialist) with the Chicago office of Baker and McKenzie.

His interests include constitutional law and jurisprudence, with special emphasis on church and state, freedom of speech, legal interpretation, and criminal responsibility.