Sentence examples for law side from inspiring English sources
But he has been just what the show needed, bringing a soulfulness and subtlety to the "Law" side of things that had been missing since the days of Jerry Orbach and, especially, Chris Noth.
"Most people believe these decisions may be a little more on the ideology side than the law side" in what they reflect about the judges' attitudes about capital punishment, he said.
Once the "Law" side of the crime has been tied up (in under 22 minutes) we move to the "Order" section, where several oily sorts in wigs from the Crown Prosecution Service sidle up to each other in offices with views of the Thames and snipe, "You think you'll make this stick!
This proposal represents the constitutional law side of that vision.
On the criminal law side, they supported reducing the use of the death penalty, although "wilful murderers" were still to be executed, and the abduction of a child under 16 was to be considered a capital crime.
Where there is a contractual relationship between an aggrieved person and the body making a decision affecting the person, this tends to place the dispute on the private law side of the public private divide, making the decision not amenable to judicial review.
Another, confronted with the prospect of a restraining order, laments, "The law sides with the leavers".
In ruling today on the case of a tour operator who illegally stopped his bus along a downtown curb, Judge Molony made it clear that the law sided with the residents.
The Justice Department made the unusual decision to not defend existing federal law, siding with the states instead.
WASHINGTON, Jan 24 (Reuters) - The Republican National Committee RNCC) on Friday called for the repeal of a U.S. anti-tax-evasion law, siding with big banks, libertarians and American expatriates that have criticized the Obama administration statute.
And just last week, Gus Van Sant lent his support to the city's LGBT film festival Side by Side, which has been fined thousands of pounds under another set of new laws (Side by Side insists the fines are politically motivated).
