Sentence examples for jurisprudential issues from inspiring English sources

All parties to the debate over the new Supreme Court nominee would do well to eschew superficial evidence and epithets in favor of more substantial jurisprudential issues.

"I think the court recognises the extraordinary importance of the case, not so much because of the jurisprudential issues but because of the political impact," said Professor Michael Dorf, a constitutional law scholar at Cornell law school.

But to portray Roe as the statesmanlike "settlement" of a divisive issue, a jurisprudential Peace of Westphalia that is worth preserving, is nothing less than Orwellian.

However, delineating commercial and non-commercial research has proven to be a tricky and sensitive issue, opening jurisprudential debates on the merits of infringement claims (Misati and Adachi [2010]).

"The jurisprudential divide on the Supreme Court regarding high-profile legal issues now appears to map almost perfectly onto the political divide that exists in the larger nation," said Justin Driver, a law professor at the University of Texas, who was a law clerk to Sandra Day O'Connor, a former Republican appointee, and Justice Stephen G. Breyer, a Democratic appointee.

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

If a guiding jurisprudential philosophy underlay his views, it involved, as Murphy concedes, "determining which issues were in his own best interests, battling with his enemies and taking positions with an eye to his political future".

Screws v. United States was a jurisprudential tease.

Casey does not permit that jurisprudential novelty which must be chalked up to the court's inclination to bend the rules when any effort to limit abortion, or even to speak in opposition to abortion, is at issue.

First, it distorts the jurisprudential aspects of the case.

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