She established those criteria drawn from precedents of courts.
The Warren Court's decisions in these areas resemble the paradigm examples of innovation in the common law, such as Cardozo's decision in MacPherson v. Buick Motor Co.4 In all of those areas, the Warren Court, although it was innovating, did so in a way that was justified by lessons drawn from precedents.
(Chinen) Allison Miller-Erik Deutsch Quartet (Tuesday) Ms. Miller, a drummer, and Mr. Deutsch, who plays piano and keyboards, share a sensibility of grounded exploration, drawing from various pop precedents along with modern jazz.
All subsequent generations of jurists were considered bound to taqlīd, the unquestioned acceptance of their great predecessors as authoritative, and could, at most, issue legal opinions drawn from established precedents.
If President Obama had pushed for aging populations to be on the G20 agenda, he could have drawn from compelling precedent where his own Administration broke ground.
With no conclusive vote count, the candidates have been forced to perform their roles symbolically, drawing from a repertory of archetypes and presidential precedents.
When the Mark Sanchez era begins Sunday in Houston, it presents an intriguing case study, one with some rookie quarterback history to draw from but few precedents to cite.
But we believe that there is an important lesson to be drawn from the Bushehr precedent about how the international community should approach the matter of Iranian enrichment.
First, samples were drawn from a legal precedent website involved in medical disputes.
Precedents drawn from the days of travel by stage coach do not fit the conditions of travel today.
