Sentence examples for recent jurisprudence from inspiring English sources
He cites the same hoary examples that have shaped recent jurisprudence: neo-Nazis marching through an Illinois town, far-flung Klansmen and their crosses.
If the Norwegian case had been tested in the Strasbourg court, Ms Saellmann might have prevailed, to judge by the recent jurisprudence.
In my lectures on cyberlaw, which I study since 2000, I bring out the critical profiles of the "Information Society" from the discussion of the most recent jurisprudence.
"Given his recent jurisprudence, if anyone's going to rattle the S.E.C.'s cage on this issue, it's Judge Rakoff," said Michael Koehler, a professor of business law at Butler University who has written about the S.E.C.'s settlement practices.
The Comment concludes by contrasting the Supreme Court's recent jurisprudence celebrating the centrality of the jury trial with the lived experiences of criminal defendants, and argues for a more substantive understanding of the Sixth Amendment's trial by jury guarantee.
Part VI explains why my critique of the Supreme Court's holdings does not presume partisan motives, arguing that what the Court did is perfectly understandable in terms of several unfortunate pathologies generally manifested in its recent jurisprudence.
Our recent retroactivity jurisprudence is a prime example.
Yesterday's decision, like much recent federalism jurisprudence, dwells on the word "dignity".
Justice OConnor explains why the majoritys reasons cannot be reconciled with our recent Commerce Clause jurisprudence.
I suspect the jury's indecision might have been a reaction at some level to the hypocritical mess our campaign financing system has become, especially in light of recent Supreme Court jurisprudence about political donations.
Recent Supreme Court jurisprudence on the Civil Rights Act holds that "a prima facie case of disparate-impact liability essentially, a threshold showing of a significant statistical disparity…and nothing more" is insufficient proof of racial discrimination.
