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The jurisprudence of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia has confirmed this legal interpretation.
For better or worse, Thomas has made important contributions to the jurisprudence of the Supreme Court.
The Praxis is most noteworthy as the definitive work on the jurisprudence of torture.
His ideas were important to the subsequent development of the "jurisprudence of interests" in Germany.
Egypt's new constitution enshrines not only sharia, but the jurisprudence of Sunni Islam as defined by its leading scholars.
In 1985, Edwin Meese, Reagan's Attorney General, gave a speech urging the Court to adopt a "jurisprudence of original intent".
Criminal defendants also gained the right to counsel, which had been denied them under the jurisprudence of the ancien régime.
There's more in the mega-amendment than the obliteration of the prior jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court.
What is the value of embracing moral as distinct from legal rights as part of the jurisprudence of human rights?
He seems sympathetic, in other words, to a more ambitious role for judges than a jurisprudence of the gentle nudge.
But they had law on their side.The special courts considering Rwanda and the Balkans have expanded the jurisprudence of both genocide and crimes against humanity.
