The value of legitimacy builds upon public law notions such as legality and the separation of powers, democracy, human rights, and legal protection [5].
A unique comparative theory of ICL is offered, which clarifies the way in which ICL develops as a patchwork of different domestic criminal law notions.
Accord, id., 417 U.S. at 589, 94 S.Ct. at 2468 ("The common-law notion that a warrant to search and seize is dependent upon the assertion of a superior government interest in property,..
The common-law notion that a warrant to search and seize is dependent upon the assertion of a superior government interest in property, see, e.g., Entick v. Carrington, 19 How.St.Tr.
In a related maneuver aimed at protecting the weaker party to the deal, courts might infer additional terms within the contract or expand common-law notions of fiduciary duty.
The apparent rise of the new mode of analysis results from the need of liberal legal theory to revise the traditional conceptual apparatus of the property clauses of the Constitution, derived from traditional private-law notions, in order to continue to serve the ideological premises of legal doctrines aimed at protecting private property interests.
Terms of art such as "fixed" or "copy" have lost much of their meaning, and the law's notion of a tangible medium is becoming less relevant.
Courts are the embodiment of the idea of the rule of law, the notion that this country is, in the famous words of John Adams, "a government of laws, and not of men".
And particularly in a country where postal mailboxes are protected by federal law, the notion that reading e-mail messages is no longer a private act may prove disconcerting.
Setting aside the complex scientific and legal problems that will arise thanks to this poorly written law, the notion that banning drugs reduces the harms they cause, or reduces prevalence of use, is unsupported by any evidence.
