She ranked first among 95 students in the course on jurisprudence and received a special commendation from Dean Edward T. Lee.
Judge Straniere is the bard of the Staten Island courts, offering, in all manner of disputes, homespun advice, original lyrics, puns and, on occasion, withering sarcasm that can make a decision must-reading — even if it seems highly unlikely to alter the course of American jurisprudence.
Anthony Kennedy was appointed by a Republican president, of course, but his jurisprudence is about as libertarian as we've had on the Court since before the New Deal.
At the University of California at San Francisco, for example, students are required to complete a course in medical ethics, jurisprudence, economics and sociology.
On August 17, 1894, the university established a separate Department of Jurisprudence with a curriculum of seven courses-all taught by Professor Jones.
Militants also replaced science and math courses which they considered against the teachings of Islam or simply not useful with courses on Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) and on the Quran.
Under mounting pressure from students, Qadhi and another AlMaghrib scholar, Abu Eesa Niamatullah, considered teaching a course on the fiqh, or jurisprudence, of jihad.
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".
At Touro Law School in Huntington, he worked with law instructors to develop a course for foreign students in a masters degree program who wanted training in American jurisprudence.
Sovereign immunity is a common-law doctrine that long predates our Constitution and the Eleventh Amendment, although it has, of course, been carried forward in our jurisprudence.
