Jurisdiction refers to the power of a state to affect persons, property, and circumstances within its territory.
(D) Driving an oversnow vehicle with disregard for the safety of persons, property, or park resources, or otherwise in a reckless manner.
(D) Driving an oversnow vehicle in willful or wanton disregard for the safety of persons, property, or park resources or otherwise in a reckless manner.
Just as the primary purpose of civil law is economic security and national prosperity, so it draws powerful support from the protection afforded persons, property and expectations by the threat of punishment (1838 43, III, 203).
Arnold distributed copies of a letter written by Washington asking the habitants to assist the expedition, and Arnold added promises to respect the persons, property, and religion of the locals.
No person, property, reputation, or employment was injured by our actions.
All they need is that government defend the individual's basic right to person, property, and voluntary interaction.
A whist tournament Wh v) is said to have the three person property if any two games in the tournament do not have three common players.
I, § 10 (entrenching "every man's" right to "remedy by due course of law for injury done him in his person, property, or reputation"); Tenn.
A directedwhist tournament DWh v) is said to have the three person property if no two games in the tournament have three common players.
