Sentence examples for law opinion from inspiring English sources

Justice Antonin Scalia's recent criminal law opinion defending the privacy of the home didn't abandon a "long-held disdain for privacy rights"; it followed precedents he helped establish!

It adopted a Rule of Law Opinion last week, the latest step in its evaluation of Poland's compliance with the basic legal framework requirements of membership in the European Union.

The organization proposed six suggestions, that is, "adding citizens' environmental rights in the law," "opinions on amending the provisions on public interest litigation," "improving environment impact assessment system," "establishing solid waste recycling system," "establishing social supervision system," and "building a unified platform for corporate information disclosure".

(In speeches, O'Connor has endorsed the use of foreign sources, but she has rarely mentioned them in constitutional-law opinions).

As a well known and experienced jurist, her opinions carry persuasive weight beyond that of most trial court opinions, but as a matter of law, this opinion is not binding on other courts.

But law, public opinion and a lack of drilling and exploration kit make European shale gas harder to get out.

When the discriminatory states are outliers — when they are not the locus of law and opinion in the country.

Those are the last surveys expected before the June 17 balloting, as Greek law prohibits opinion polls in the two weeks before general elections.

"The question presented in this case is whether the holding of Citizens United applies to the Montana state law," the opinion said.

The secrecy and the disdain for international law and opinion are contrary to the very ideals that our country has long stood and fought for.

Though not a party to the lawsuit, the Justice Department has the standing to offer its views in any federal case, to provide its interpretation of case law and opinion on the best course forward.