"legal value" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is recognized as having meaningful legal importance. For example, "The contract was examined to determine its legal value."
Nearly all the recruited patients were not able to give consent and the informed consent of a caregiver who is not a legally authorised representatives has no legal value in Italy.
These resolutions get headlines but have no legal value.
Arif told the Guardian: "Confessions made before the police have no legal value here in Pakistan".
A security interest proves its legal value when under attack by third parties.
News reports quoted Mr. Ahmadinejad as calling the documents "worthless" and without "legal value".
On behalf of my Government and people, I condemn this reckless act and want to state clearly that the Russian action does not have any legal value.
Those courts are open, and have demonstrated that they can try terrorists in ways that bring honor on our country and fully respect our legal values.
While journalists sense that the commercial landscape in which they operate has been utterly transformed by the internet, the judges have asserted the continuity of traditional legal values.
In addition to court rulings, American legal values are also exported informally, Mr. Wallance of Kaye Scholer argued in an article last year.
But critics insist that the changes the Pentagon has made at Guantánamo and to the military commissions amount to half-measures that will not fix a system that is fundamentally at odds with the country's legal values.
The Madison society plans to emphasize legal values like compassion, equality and respect for human dignity, values that Professor Rubin said "have largely been read out of American law through the ascendancy of various strands of legal thought over the last 20 years".
