The Court uses the language of takings jurisprudence to express its conclusion that § 207 violates the Fifth Amendment, but the stated reason is that § 207 "goes too far," see ante, at 718, because it might interfere with testamentary dispositions, or inheritances, that result in the consolidation of property interests rather than their increased fractionation.
An argument at the Supreme Court was conducted today in the dry and arcane language of "takings law," the jurisprudence governing the appropriation of private property for public use.
Second, the American system of jurisprudence links all landmark constitutional decisions to the language of the Constitution itself and often to the "original intent" of the framers.
They also draw on the work of a number of African researchers who have drawn attention to disjunctions between the language of legal individualism coming from western jurisprudence and the more collective notions of self and personhood which characterise other societies [ 19, 20].
Since 1945, there has been a new emphasis in diplomacy and jurisprudence, and in the language of human-rights lobbies, on the other big dilemma in military ethics: jus in bello literally, law in war.
The Problems of Jurisprudence, 1949.
ANNALS OF JURISPRUDENCE about the case of Geo.
The Drake Law School awards the doctor of jurisprudence degree.
Apart from different types of jurisprudence, different schools of jurisprudence exist.
Leetch escaped punishment, a curious quirk of jurisprudence.
Eichorn and J.F.L. Göschen, the Zeitschrift für geschichtliche Rechtswissenschaft ("Journal of Historical Jurisprudence"), which became the organ of the new historical school of jurisprudence.
