Sentence examples for jurisprudence by from inspiring English sources
Since the Middle Ages, habeas corpus — "You should have the body" — has been the principal means in Anglo-American jurisprudence by which prisoners can challenge their incarceration.
He called the McCutcheon case "yet another missed opportunity to right the course of our campaign finance jurisprudence by restoring a standard that is faithful to the First Amendment".
The two disciplines were married in theory in Institution of Universal History and its Connection with Jurisprudence by François Baudouin (1520 73) and the Method for the Easy Understanding of History by Jean Bodin (1530 96).
Opponents are worried that the move will breach the constitutional "wall of separation" between church and state a metaphorical partition introduced to American jurisprudence by Thomas Jefferson in his 1802 letter to the Danbury Baptists.The dual religion clauses of the first amendment trace a tricky path for public policy.
On the theoretical level, Sowell ably exposes the hidden costs of John Rawls's liberal jurisprudence by showing how many social advances would be vetoed if we insisted that each and every individual must benefit from each and every change in social policy.
Justice Rehnquist was indignant on the matter of jurisprudence by "opinion poll results," but ignored the fact that it was that very instinct to hew to what the public seemed to want that led the court into this moral swamp to begin with.
The court's previous religion jurisprudence, unchallenged by Ms Galloway and Ms Stephens, permits public prayer.
The result is a national jurisprudence whetted by political appetite, with our democratic values as the victims.
To recognise sharia is to recognise a method of jurisprudence governed by revealed texts rather than a single system.
His sister is the leader of the "No to Military Trials" group, prominent in their complaints against the recalcitrant jurisprudence overseen by the Supreme Council for Armed Forces.
I'm not aware of any case in recent years in which the death penalty sentence has been upheld … the jurisprudence propounded by the privy council has been such as to make it extremely difficult to make lawful a death penalty sentence".
