Sentence examples for jurists who from inspiring English sources

In Germany there are Schöffen (lay jurists), who sit in groups of two at criminal cases.

The Schloss Leopoldskron has tight security by Salzburg's relaxed standards, but not because of the jurists who congregate there.

In further contrast with the United States, most European judicial systems rely on jurists who are appointed rather than elected.

Our government knows better than those pesky jurists, who take into account things like criminal records, intention or surrounding circumstances.

Expanding the breadth of experience would help ensure that federal courts have jurists who have some real-life understanding of the myriad issues that come before them.

Sotomayor has joined a growing number of jurists who argue that the law may not have kept up with the huge increase in available information.

Canadian politician and jurist who served as chief justice of Ontario in 1936 37.

Judge John Roll was a wise jurist who selflessly served Arizona and the nation with great distinction".

He was a member of the Association and a retired jurist, who passed away on March 7 , 2005

It was an American jurist who called the law "the wise constraints that make us free".

The jurist who stepped in to clearly sketch the possible lines of argument was, as usual, Elena Kagan.