Sentence examples for jurisdictional rules from inspiring English sources

It's a question which asks "why should there be any jurisdictional rules?" And you think there should be.

While evidence piles up pointing to the identity of the man who raped Geraldine, his arrest and conviction are complicated by jurisdictional rules having to do with whether the crime took place on state or tribal land, and "who had committed it — an Indian or non-Indian".

Moreover, the long-arm jurisdictional rules of Mississippi are so loosely construed that once a case is filed by one state resident, a lawyer can find dozens or even hundreds or thousands of other people with no ties to the state but suffering similar injuries.

"It creates a nightmare of hundreds of thousands of work hours, will mean thousands of trees will have to be destroyed AND will not do one thing to curb any individuals that are set on breaking any jurisdictional rules, as they are certainly not going to enter information that would be self-incriminating," Dr. Stephen J. Selway, a New York veterinarian, wrote in comments to the board.

Number each page and do not exceed the number of pages specified in the jurisdictional rules.

Each case you mention in your brief must be cited in alphabetical order and according to the jurisdictional rules.

JUSTICE SCALIA: Mr. Long, I don't think you are going to come up with any, but I think your response is you could say that about any jurisdictional rule.

"Historically, jurisdictional rulings have been overturned.

In addition, the Court of Jurisdictional Disputes rules on cases that cannot be classified readily as falling within the purview of one court system.

A state judge sided with the commission last month, but the district appealed and received a temporary restraining order delaying the public hearing until the appellate division rules on the jurisdictional issue.

Weber (1948) elaborates: "There is the principle of fixed and official jurisdictional areas, which are generally ordered by rules that is, by laws or administrative regulation".