Sentence examples for constitutional scholarship from inspiring English sources

In fact, however, it represents an exotic but, in its own way, coherent idea of the Constitution, one that is consistent with certain familiar strains of legal conservatism and constitutional scholarship but at the same time is genuinely eccentric and extreme.

"It is the most important work of constitutional scholarship in the two generations from the time it was published to now," said Mark Tushnet, a law professor at Georgetown University, echoing a widely held view.

Called to the bar at Gray's Inn (1954), he spent 1960-61 in the US, on a Harkness fellowship at Yale and Berkeley universities, where he admired the case method teaching and American constitutional scholarship.

Mr. Savage — who holds a master's degree from Yale Law School — not only situates moves made by the current administration in historical perspective with earlier assertions of unilateral presidential power (made by the likes of Harry S. Truman and Nixon), but also shrewdly assesses those moves in terms of mainstream constitutional scholarship.

Disputes between originalists and living constitutionalists are among the liveliest and most contentious to have arisen in constitutional scholarship over the last several decades.

Kmiec referenced her constitutional scholarship and past public service: "[W]e would be hard-pressed to identify any other comparable appointee for a Justice post who would be as well suited".

Scholarships, Scholarship, Scholarships.

Recent scholarship in constitutional theory concerning the distinctive challenges posed by the interpretation of constitutions has also helped fuel continuing interest in the topic of interpretation in legal reasoning (see, for example, Bobbit 1991 & 1996; Raz 1998b; Rubenfeld 1998; Kavanagh 2002, 2003 & 2009 part I; Sager 2004; Marmor 2005 ch. 9, Waluchow 2006 and the entry constitutionalism).

Unlike Mr. Taranto, who writes opinion columns for a living, my organization, Constitutional Accountability Center, produces scholarship and writes legal briefs.

Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.

He was invariably admired for his scholarship, but his lectures in labor, Constitutional and administrative law were at times criticized as "soporific" and "dry".