Sentence examples for developing area of law from inspiring English sources

It is a developing area of law," he said.

The right of privacy as it applies to social media is a developing area of law.

As it was, several firms declined to take on their case as it concerned a novel and developing area of law: the availability of Article 8 as a remedy, not only to a primary victim but also to affected family members.

As for the rest of the judgment, he said, "We simply see this as the Fourth Circuit clarifying this rapidly developing area of law and as a welcome opportunity to present our strongest arguments" when the case goes back to the district court.

Kendra used this opportunity to conduct legal research as part of the university's research staff, focusing her research on the newly developing areas of law which include open adoptions and surrogate pregnancies.

We pause to note that the propriety vel non of contingent fee agreements in the public sector is a much controverted and still developing area of the law.

"Parody as fair use is a developing area of the law," said Pamela Golinski, an entertainment lawyer in New York, "and as a result, whether a given parody merits the shield of the fair use doctrine is a complex question".

In light of new research on mental development, juvenile justice is another developing area of new laws, Andrade said.

Hanson also devised a project he called "Frontier Torts," in which students in his first-year torts class explored several developing areas of tort law in a much more interactive fashion than the casebook method would allow.

When the problem reached developed areas a National law was enacted (1907) favoring defense of coastal settlements, which was mostly addressed through seawalls and revetments.

As prison law developed, more lawyers became interested in this area of law.