Sentence examples for jurisprudential content from inspiring English sources

Prest calls this "a marked advance on any previous introduction to English law.. including constitutional, civil and criminal law, public and private law, substantive law and procedure, as well as some introductory jurisprudential content".

In a jurisprudential context, micro-states are not, properly speaking, countries at all: imperial devolution has simply vested former colonial entities with sovereign rights without regard to their ability to fulfil sovereign duties.

In the UK, the 1985 Gillick case [ 40] is a clinical and jurisprudential landmark for the principle that the capacity of a minor to consent to medical care should be determined on a case-by-case basis.

Further, we identified the scarce existence of a clear jurisprudential doctrine, due either to the lack of capacity in superior bodies or to the shortage of demands presented in front of the courts.

Screws v. United States was a jurisprudential tease.

First, it distorts the jurisprudential aspects of the case.

"There is plentiful historical and jurisprudential evidence for that".

As a lawyer, I disagree with his jurisprudential assumptions.

Liberal groups, on the other hand, focused on the result and not the jurisprudential infighting.

At this moment, the liberals face not only jurisprudential but actuarial peril.

There are two jurisprudential avenues by which the justices could make gay marriage a constitutional right.