Sentence examples for messy jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

Boies took the microphone and made the best case for the dramatic reading of the messy jurisprudence: if the trial had actually been broadcast it's unlikely that most would have watched the whole way through.

Against this "messy" backdrop, said Richard Garnett, a law professor at Notre Dame, the court's view on legislative prayer "is actually one of the clearer areas in the court's Establishment Clause" jurisprudence.

Could adversity temper a jurisprudence that critics of the chief justice have discerned as bloodless and unduly distant from the messy reality of the lives of ordinary people who fail to file their appeals on time?

Lectures on jurisprudence.

We took jurisprudence from Canada.

There is no jurisprudence".

They are important landmarks in American jurisprudence.

It has nothing to do with jurisprudence".

He said the court undermined "conservative jurisprudence".

What would such a jurisprudence look like?

How pathetic such jurisprudence seems.