"law science" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It is possible that someone may use the phrase to refer to the study of law or legal principles from a scientific perspective, but it is not a standard or widely recognized term. An example sentence could be: "The field of forensic psychology applies both legal and scientific methods to understand the motivations behind criminal behavior."
They are organized around themes — law, science, social justice.
The contemporary university has faculties of philosophy and letters, law, science, medicine, and pharmacy.
See all classes related to law, science and technology.
Officials from the law, science, security, Congressional relations and recruitment departments were also on hand.
The modern university includes faculties of law, science, arts and philology, medicine, and economics and business administration.
The commissioner's decision-making must meld law, science and regulatory precedents, in a way that maximises the public's interest.
Chávez's son-in-law, science minister Jorge Arreaza, said on state television that Chávez continues "to fight hard and is in the military hospital, as peaceful as he could be, with his doctors, with his family".
More generally, Davidson's token-identity claim is that the predicates that come to form the vocabulary of the as-yet unknown strict-law science will be capable of being used to describe mental events.
These results may be achieved through the creation of occasions and places for international meetings involving judges and jurists, interested in issues of law-science, and scientists.
Mr Chavez is shown looking at Thursday's issue of the Cuban Communist Party newspaper Granma in some of the photos, broadcast on television by his son-in-law, Science Minister Jorge Arreaza.
Potential liabilities will be huge for the designers and manufacturers of autonomous vehicles, said Gary E. Marchant, director of the Center for Law, Science and Innovation at the Arizona State University law school.
