Each jurisdiction that hosts volcanic hazards will have its own legal regime and histories of jurisprudence and legal practice.
In a 1793 case, one Justice suggested that American judges take into account both "general jurisprudence" and the "laws and practice" of other "States and Kingdoms," while another Justice favored basing decisions exclusively on the words of the Constitution.
The law schools of the Roman Empire established organized repositories of imperial constitutions and institutionalized the study and practice of jurisprudence to relieve the busy imperial courts.
Currently PGD is banned in Austria and Switzerland, whereas jurisprudence and interpretation of laws is affecting practice in Germany, Ireland and Italy (see legal Acts below).
The Ṣūfī movement, in general, had aroused considerable opposition, and its thought and practice had yet to be coordinated with developments in jurisprudence, theology, and philosophy.
The transformation in Smith's biography since the discovery of the first jurisprudence lectures in 1895 has had no influence at all on the theory and practice of economics.
In fact, the lack of concerted attention to gender discrimination in HRH research, policy, and practice is striking, given its recognition in other sectors such as employment-related jurisprudence and the protection of human (labour) rights [ 39- 44].
And practice, practice, practice.
Practice, practice, and practice.
Repeat and practice, practice, practice!
