Sentence examples for law dictionary from inspiring English sources

If you don't want to pony up $50 for Black's Dictionary, never fear: free law dictionary apps are also available and will be the subject of a future post.

Black's Law Dictionary tells us to pronounce that first "r," and Moreno gets it right.

Black's Law Dictionary defines "subjective" as "[b]ased on an individual's perceptions, feelings, or intentions, as opposed to externally verifiable phenomena". Black's Law Dictionary 1465 (8th ed. 2004).

See also Black's Law Dictionary 1525 (6th ed. 1990) ("according to").

The brief even quotes the Black Law Dictionary definition of "such" as "those...having just been mentioned".

Armed with Black's Law Dictionary and quotations from Mark Twain, he becomes a formidable force for the defense.

The student's law-dictionary, or, Compleat English law-expositor.

Blasphemy: "Language tending to the dishonour of God". Cunningham, A New and Complete Law-Dictionary (London, 1771).

Sacrilege: "the robbing a Church, or other holy consecrated place, the stealing holy things, or abusing Sacraments or holy Mysteries". Blount, A Law-Dictionary (London, 1670).

Alongside the Bible, the Quran, a seven-language dictionary, and Black's Law Dictionary, he keeps his typewriter.

Right before I quit my former job to go to law school, the lawyer I worked for gave me a copy of Black's Law Dictionary as a gift.