Sentence examples for evolution of law from inspiring English sources

Since joining customs in the early 1980s, Ballman has tracked the evolution of law enforcement's response to intellectual-property violators as closely as anyone.

But TV's romance with the masculine psyche can be found even in the most prosaic network crime shows, including the evolution of "Law & Order" spinoffs.

Correction: August 13 , 2005 Saturday An article on Wednesday about comments by Judge John G. Roberts Jr. on the evolution of law governing end-of-life issues surrounding the Terri Schiavo case misstated a word in a 1928 Supreme Court dissent by Justice Louis D. Brandeis cited by Judge Roberts.

While South Los Angeles remains one of the more troubled areas of the city, the arrest of Mr. Franklin also illuminates in many ways how far it has come, both through the vast reduction in violence and the evolution of law enforcement technology and tactics.

In this paper, I examine the institutional determinants of the quality of law developed by a legal regime, drawing on a model from Hadfield which identifies five key parameters that influence legal evolution [Hadfield, G.K., 2007a. The quality of law: Judicial incentives, legal human capital and the evolution of law. Manuscript. Available at http://works.bepress.com/ghadfield].

When I spoke with Bratton recently, he insisted that there is no conflict between community policing and predictive policing, which he views as part of "the continuing evolution of law enforcement".

Other planned shows include "Future Sex," "Lawful Sex" (about the "evolution of obscenity law and sexual freedom in the United States from the 1700's to the present") and what Mr. Gluck calls "our blockbuster" for the opening in 2004, "Sex in America".

"This closes out this chapter in the evolution of copyright law," James Grimmelmann, a copyright expert at the University of Maryland law school, told me.

He issued a special privilege for scholars studying law, the so-called "Authentica Habita" (c. 1155), and played a leading role in the gradual evolution of the law schools at Bologna.

The latter belong to a fundamentally different evolution of criminal law.

His voting rights class traced the evolution of election law, from the disenfranchisement of blacks to contemporary debates over districting and campaign finance.