His decision to join the liberal wing of the court, she wrote, amounts to a "twist ending so egregious it threatens to become the hallmark of his tenure as Chief Justice, overshadowing all the good and decent jurisprudence accumulated under his name since his appointment".
But he's a great family man and right on conservative issues (even those irrelevant to Mississippi jurisprudence but good for TV ads).
Before we unpack the various issues involved in this controversy, it might be worth noting that the debate about law's coercive aspect is one good example of debates in jurisprudence that focus on what might be an essential or a necessary feature of law, regardless of its particular manifestations in this or that legal system.
He is known to the great and the good, his judgments shepherd our jurisprudence, but he remains unrecognisable to the man on the street – despite his distinctive shock of white hair, which sticks out like that of a cartoon character who has plugged his fingers into an electrical socket.
As a result, Justinian was well educated in jurisprudence, theology and Roman history.
The miasma of racism in this storyline is compounded by a police department's refusal to make an arrest, gun laws that confuse jurisprudence with football and suggest that a good offense is now the equivalent of self-defense, and wild rumors of a black militia preparing to occupy the town and take the shooter into custody.
The movie put everyone in a good mood and strongly suggested the possibility of human progress in matters of jurisprudence.
Modern jurisprudence has moved away from retribution as a justification for punishment, for good reason.
If the charges end up being true, writes Mike Freeman on CBSSports.com, it ranks up there with the biggest scandals in N.F.L.-related jurisprudence, and really, any day the name Rae Carruth comes up is not a good day in the N.F.L.
Shortly afterward, the new Mamlūk ruler of Egypt, Barqūq, with whom he was to remain on good terms except for one or two brief periods of misunderstanding, appointed him to a professorship of jurisprudence at the Quamḥiyyah college and, within five months, made him chief judge of the Mālikī rite, one of the four recognized rites of Sunnite Islam.
