Sentence examples for one jurist from inspiring English sources
One jurist with superb qualifications was scuppered when it was revealed that, at the age of 12, he had described the film "To Kill a Mockingbird" as "kind of boring".
And no longer would the nation's highest court include one jurist, James Clark McReynolds, who refused to sit beside a Jewish colleague for the official portrait, as Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg of the Supreme Court relates was the experience of a Jewish predecessor, Louis D. Brandeis.
The cracks in their relationship deepened as Montazeri, the learned religious jurist himself, argued, even publicly, that the rulership is meant to be a cooperation amongst religious jurists, not a hierarchy where one jurist's voice rules all.
The sheikh taught Doweich and the other prisoners about wilayat al-faqih, a system of government in which ultimate power resides with one Islamic jurist.
Apparently, at least one New Jersey jurist doesn't see it that way.
But rather than an aberration by one rogue jurist, some experts see the sentence handed down as a sign of a possible trend where judges look at a broken criminal justice system and take matters into their own hands.
One judge -- who was very clearly selected by the OWS lawyers as the most sympathetic possible jurist in the city -- said camping out was part of the political expression.
James Ryerson's review of Bruce Allen Murphy's biography of William O. Douglas, "Wild Bill" (April 13), is an appalling attack on one of the greatest jurists and public figures of 20th-century America.
"Well, your honor, I will base my case on Justice Brandeis, one of our most brilliant jurists... There, he writes that when government ceases to lead by example and actually provides a bad example, anything can happen.
At first Jurist-Rosner and Roche were advised to focus on one condition only, but they realized that would be very difficult because many health issues exist simultaneously and must be treated at the same time.
"It's no longer credible to say the EU has no legal competence and should do nothing on this," one of the two, Spanish jurist Sergio Carrera, said.
