Sentence examples for fair jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

Just because a conservative politician might befriend a social outsider does not mean that that politician will have a reasonable or fair jurisprudence towards the disenfranchised.

The laws that defined and circumscribed life in the Jim Crow South were warped, but it was also the law — farsighted, fair-minded jurisprudence — that gave us the tools to dismantle segregation, piece by rotten piece.

The objective, detached, call-'em-as-I-see-'em jurisprudence sounds eminently fair, and it usually is, if the umpire really has no skin in the game.

A man who had made himself an enemy of this country was given a fair trial, one guided by principles of jurisprudence that have been a source of American pride for more than two centuries.

Lender also argues that "Jackalow ... provided something of a perspective on the nature of federal jurisprudence in a time of extraordinary national crisis" by providing "generally fair and efficient proceedings" to "controversial defendants".

This change in the jurisprudence of death denies the court the towering role it once had of ensuring constitutionally fair criminal trials.

While thus far closed to the press, the court proceedings, which Afghanistan considersa "trial,", have nevertheless drawn a fair-sized contingent of the international media, all of them hopeful for a look at Taliban jurisprudence in so riveting a case.

In dissent, Justice David H. Souter warned that "it seems fair to ask whether the step taken by the court today does anything but portend a return to the untenable jurisprudence from which the court extricated itself almost 60 years ago".

Lectures on jurisprudence.

There is no jurisprudence".

We took jurisprudence from Canada.