In that way, Mrs. Obraztsova said, Ruslan could legally argue that he was the only able-bodied person available to support his 63-year-old pensioned father, a certified invalid.
Like many countries, Zimbabwe issues annual permits that allow foreign hunters to kill wildlife such as elephant, buffalo and lion legally, arguing that the funds raised allow the government to fund conservation efforts.
Legally, the hospital argued, the baby could be considered to be trespassing.
It was, they argued, legally irrelevant, since, when the atrocities took place, the statutes against genocide had not yet existed.
Germany maintained it had obtained the sphinx legally, whereas Turkish authorities argued that it had merely been sent to Germany for repair.
Lawyers for Grokster and Streamcast, the defendants in the current case, have argued that legally they're no different from a Betamax.
Its agreement to sell the convent to Perry for $14.5 million in cash is legally binding, the archdiocese argued.
It also argues legally binding self-regulation can be introduced far more quickly than any statutory solution and can, if devised correctly, be equally effective.
Should there be a different interpretation of the extent of functional immunities for lawyers from the ICTR, that is a grey area we are ready to argue legally and there is no standing jurisprudence to that effect.
Legally, they can argue that the global process under way since 1992 through the Kyoto Protocol and the countless meetings of the "convention of the parties", is itself a response to the need for action, and displaces the need for lawsuits.
