Over the years, the drone musician has developed a personal doctrine for improvement and creativity.
Emerson's own sermons, from the first, had been unusually free of traditional doctrine and were instead a personal exploration of the uses of spirit, showing an idealistic tendency and announcing his personal doctrine of self-reliance and self-sufficiency.
Having pledged to be the champion of everyday Americans, presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton came out swinging during a speech in New York on Thursday night in which she expanded her personal doctrine – "women's rights are human rights" – to the plight of mothers, fast food workers, immigrants, retirees, students, gay and transgender people and victims of sexual abuse.
As an appellate judge, Justice Brown noted, her only role would be to enforce the Supreme Court's doctrines, and her personal philosophy was not relevant.
Indeed, no good reason exists why current personal jurisdiction doctrines could not be adapted to encompass the issues that tribal court jurisdiction presents; that is true even if one concedes various premises of the Court's opinions, such as the idea that it is inherently burdensome in most cases for nonmembers to defend in tribal court.
If they do, they display their personal ethical doctrine, not their competence as social scientists.
Personal jurisdiction doctrine is perfectly suited to addressing the often-complex fact patterns that characterize modern disputes involving Indian country because minimum contacts analysis allows courts to take a nuanced, flexible view of the degree of connection between the defendant and the forum.
We believe strict adherence to the personal control doctrine is preferable to involuntary sharing of "de-identified" data.
Finally, local community or religious leaders can be very important in providing guidance in relation to personal religious doctrine, as well as providing ongoing support over time.
Should the constitutional principles underpinning personal-jurisdiction doctrine be applied liberally or narrowly when faced with an infringement of intellectual property in cyberspace?
