Sentence examples similar to evolution in jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

Changes in the profession ran in parallel with the evolution of jurisprudence on sexuality.

In the field of law, Justinian I's reforms had a clear effect on the evolution of jurisprudence, and Leo III's Ecloga influenced the formation of legal institutions in the Slavic world.

"This evolution in the United States Supreme Court Sixth Amendment jurisprudence casts a shadow of uncertainty over the hundreds of death sentences," Justice Barbara Pariente wrote.

In jurisprudence as in life, timing is everything.

The College of Law awards a doctoral degree in jurisprudence, and doctorates are offered in 25 other fields.

She added that Itaú considered the restitution demands as "not having backing in jurisprudence".

During that time, he studied at the University of Naples and obtained a degree in jurisprudence.

Avogadro graduated in jurisprudence in 1792 but did not practice law until after receiving his doctorate in ecclesiastical law four years later.

After his dismissal from his post in Leipzig, Mommsen in 1852 accepted a professorship in jurisprudence in Zürich.

She attended the University of Missouri, earning a bachelor's degree (1975) in political science and a doctorate (1978) in jurisprudence.

Sheikha Radia earned a doctorate in Islamic sciences from Mohammed V University and specialises in jurisprudence.