Sentence examples for on jurists from inspiring English sources

In further contrast with the United States, most European judicial systems rely on jurists who are appointed rather than elected.

More than 30 states and the District of Columbia have an age limit on jurists, according to the National Center for State Courts: 70 is the limit in many states; in Vermont, it is an optimistic 90.

In Study 2, we explore the impact of the observed differential reporting on jurists' evaluation of the DNA evidence.

"This can have a corrupting influence on jurists who are treated like rock stars and receive an outpouring of adoration," said Turley of George Washington. .

He was a leading Republican supporter of international law and served on the commission of jurists that established the Permanent Court of International Justice (1920 21).

"The CW network announced Monday that Jeanine Pirro will be the presiding jurist on 'Judge Jeanine Pirro,' weekday afternoons beginning Sept. 22.

That is the onus weighing on the jurists in The Hague, and on the rest of us.

It relies instead on a quarrelsome army of jurists and scholars, each of whom interprets the Koran, the Sunna (stories of the Prophet's exemplary life), and the Hadith (the Prophet's sayings) according to his own lights, which leads to a marvellous profusion of schisms, sects, and heresies.

There's plenty of inside dope on the site, including comprehensive dossiers on various jurists and the identities of each new group of law clerks at the Supreme Court, but its real appeal lies in the distinctive voice of its pseudonymous author, Article III Groupie.

During the early empire, numerous commentaries were written by the great jurists on individual leges, on civil law, on the edict, and on law as a whole.

Court ultra-conservatives Clarence Thomas, Antonin Scalia, and William Rehnquist were unabashed judicial activists and ideologues, and conservatives heap praise on them, and abuse on any jurist that doesn't agree with them.