"The biggest problem we have is the problem of law, the judicial system," she said.
The problem of law school is thus the problem that all schools of higher education, even veterinary school, face.
A week before the war, he discussed the problem of law and order with a senior member of the Administration.
Rendition is justifiable because it interdicts terrorists, and terrorism is not merely a problem of law enforcement.
The problem of law school is one that is ubiquitous to higher education — the current model is inherently expensive but even today, lower-priced alternatives don't seem to meet the standards or be desired by many students.
In the short run, the problem of law and order is to stifle organisation and leadership by educated men—"trained agitators"—so long as the masses are still capable of responding to it.The critical question therefore is whether the non-white masses in South Africa can achieve or maintain an organised resistance (in which, of course, as elsewhere, intimidation will play its inevitable part).
American officials, who were not aware of the Cazares case, said they, too, were extremely frustrated with Mexico's lack of progress on judicial reform, but they added there was little they could do to quickly remedy a problem of law, culture and bureaucracy.
Steven M. Davidoff, DealBook's Deal Professor, writes: "The problem of law school is one that is ubiquitous to higher education — the current model is inherently expensive but even today, lower-priced alternatives don't seem to meet the standards or be desired by many students.
Ever since the bill was enacted, the government has been wrestling with the problem of law-abiding immigrants who have lived peacefully in this country for a long time and are suddenly deported when someone discovers they were convicted of a minor crime years ago.
Problems of law and order were tackled in the Statute of Winchester of 1285.
