So too with federal law: Prior to 1954, the Court had struck down just 77 federal statutes in a century-and-a-half of jurisprudence; in the 50-odd years since, it's overturned more than 80.
In February 2001, however, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously against the "non-delegation" argument, upholding a half-century of jurisprudence and custom that has allowed Congress to concern itself with broad policy and assign detailed rule-making to federal agencies.
Just before the end of the past term, the Court issued a decision, written by Chief Justice John Roberts, that signalled a complete departure from more than half a century of jurisprudence on race.
Even its stated premise, that the SDNY is the crown jewel of America's lower federal courts, is asserted rather than demonstrated: the author fails to compare its historical importance or quality of jurisprudence with those of any other district, and dedicates half a chapter to lampooning its least distinguished judges.
ANNALS OF JURISPRUDENCE about the case of Geo.
The Drake Law School awards the doctor of jurisprudence degree.
Leetch escaped punishment, a curious quirk of jurisprudence.
Eichorn and J.F.L. Göschen, the Zeitschrift für geschichtliche Rechtswissenschaft ("Journal of Historical Jurisprudence"), which became the organ of the new historical school of jurisprudence.
Torture wasn't a form of jurisprudence; torture was a species of obscenity.
Changes in the profession ran in parallel with the evolution of jurisprudence on sexuality.
The contemporary university includes faculties of jurisprudence, political science, letters and philosophy, medicine, and engineering.
