Sentence examples for system of jurisprudence from inspiring English sources
Like most things in our system of jurisprudence, the answer is everything but clear.
(c) He or she introduced a more egalitarian system of jurisprudence to the nation by concluding every decision with the words "Or maybe not". 1.
Second, the American system of jurisprudence links all landmark constitutional decisions to the language of the Constitution itself and often to the "original intent" of the framers.
If the nation's system of jurisprudence vindicated itself in New Haven, the same cannot be said for the behavior of the police in Philadelphia.
Thailand had a sophisticated legal system before Western influences led it to adopt a system of jurisprudence based on European models.
From that common understanding, we can dispute the law, we can improve it, we can understand our rights and obligations under our system of jurisprudence.
They then mean a course of legal proceedings according to those rules and principles which have been established in our systems of jurisprudence for the protection and enforcement of private rights.
The enactment of this statute was, in itself, within the legitimate sphere of the legislative power of the state, and in the observance of those general rules prescribed by our systems of jurisprudence; and the legislature of the state of New York determined that it did not inflict cruel and unusual punishment, and its courts have sustained that determination.
No systems of jurisprudence embrace inherited guilt, and therefore no one punishes or executes children for the offenses of parents, or great-great grand parents.
But they propose allowing habeas corpus only for capital cases and when a prisoner can produce persuasive new evidence of innocence, an idea antithetical to our system of criminal jurisprudence.
Nor is there in the system of Federal jurisprudence any relief against such orders, when the court has authority to make them, except through the court making the order, or, possibly, by the exercise of the pardoning power.
