Sentence examples for of interpreting law from inspiring English sources

Why should anyone trust them, especially in matters of interpreting law?

Do these ways of interpreting law, it is asked, go too far in asserting the openness of the legal system and thereby erode the political impact of critical legal theory?

Locke did not think of interpreting law as a distinct function because he thought it was a part of both the legislative and executive functions (Tuckness 2002a).

When it vacated the initial opinion, the United States court said it was concerned that the Florida court might have gone beyond its role of interpreting laws and created something new when it extended the deadlines, in possible violation of federal law prohibiting changing a state's election law after Election Day.

Mr. Giuliani peppered the latter half of his speech with assurances that he would work to reduce abortion and increase adoptions, to ensure that religion is not banished from the public square, to appoint judges who are "conscientious in their role of interpreting the law, not creating the law," and even to protect school choice, an important issue among many evangelicals.

She said he also has a pattern of narrowly interpreting laws that regulate clean air and water.

From the Greeks, and later the Romans, they learned the principles of legal interpretation which became the method of interpreting Jewish law in the Talmud.

503, we hold that the Court of Appeals was correct in viewing its basic task as one of interpreting the law of New Jersey.

The decisions were a victory for Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner, a Democrat whom Republicans had accused of interpreting state law to benefit her party.

But she insists that her differences with Iran's senior clerics on such matters are a question of interpreting Islamic law.

Representing Mrs. Falvo, Wilfred K. Wright Jr. delivered a fervent argument that did not appear to allay the court's concerns about the implications of interpreting the law broadly.