Sentence examples for science of law from inspiring English sources

An introduction to the political science of law and courts.

Legal science is both the science of law and one of the authoritative and influencing sources of that law.

See also D. Boorstin, The Mysterious Science of Law (1941); Kennedy, The Structure of Blackstone's Commentaries, 28 Buffalo L. Rev. 205 (1979).

The word jurisprudence derives from the Latin term juris prudentia, which means "the study, knowledge, or science of law". In the United States jurisprudence commonly means the philosophy of law.

Throughout the 19th century the vigorous German science of law exercised much influence in Austria (which as early as 1811 had codified its law in a technique different from that of France), in Switzerland, in the Nordic countries, and, later, in most of eastern Europe.

The statement of Addison, Torts, 8th Ed. 66, that "The due regulation and subordination of conflicting rights constitute the chief part of the science of law" is peculiarly applicable in the field of private nuisance, for the rights of neither party in the use and enjoyment of their respective properties are absolute.

The systems engineering approach to the creation of laws promises to advance the science of laws, establish quality standards for laws and lawmaking, transform lawmaking into a knowledge industry, and improve the ability of governments to satisfy their public benefit purpose.

Sharad Goel, assistant professor of management science and engineering and, by courtesy, of computer science and of law.

As befits so awesome a phenomenon, the science of studying law -- jurisprudence, or fiqh -- came to be considered a duty akin to prayer.

For this purpose, in science as in the law, experts must pattern as impartial and objective truth-tellers: in the agonistic fields of science as of law, the persuasiveness of an argument depends on garnering maximum credibility for it, while sowing doubt and uncertainty about any alternative interpretations.

He is an international expert in internet law, intellectual property and cognitive science models of law.