Sentence examples for law knowledge from inspiring English sources

Authors' copyrights do not "close off sectors of knowledge," because under United States copyright law, knowledge, ideas and facts cannot be copyrighted.

Employment law knowledge is key to many HR roles especially those in generalist or client facing areas but this is something that you can work on through personal or formal study.

He was not particularly successful in the commercial cases the Exchequer specialised in, but when on Assize, used his criminal law knowledge from his years at the Bar to great effect.

The actual association of abortion law knowledge with safe abortion provision was also only marginal, although it does have the potential to improve service provision in the hypothetical scenario where all providers are exposed to the treatment.

In the analyses for all providers (Samples 1 3), we found no association for abortion attitudes for any sample; though being Catholic was negatively associated with the outcome for Sample 2. While abortion law knowledge was significantly and positively associated with Sample 2, the actual (ATT) association was only marginal in Sample 1; and it had no association in Sample 3.

If at all possible, consult with someone who has some professional law knowledge to craft something appropriate.

Instead, individuals choose to break the law without knowledge of the facts.

Despite his claims of insider law enforcement knowledge, Mr. King didn't call a single police witness to testify.

Dent adds that law students' knowledge can be a disadvantage, as it "leads to overconfidence when in fact the playing field is pretty level for everyone".

Parapsychology, Discipline concerned with investigating events that cannot be accounted for by natural law and knowledge that cannot have been obtained through the usual sensory abilities.

JE is a lazy lawyers' charter that has been used to convict those on the very edge of a criminal offence of serious crimes, without regard to fundamental principles of law, namely, knowledge of and intention to commit the crime.