Sentence examples for temple law from inspiring English sources

Among the collective's more recognizable names are New York University law professor Richard Epstein, retired Temple law professor David Post and Washington Post columnist George Will.

The Israelites had extensive rules to safeguard what was holy or consecrated, violation of which (especially of temple laws) often led to mob violence.

"The magnitude and the formality of it is arguably unprecedented," said Peter J. Spiro, a Temple University law professor.

How many miscarriages of justice have occurred because we allow justice to be dispensed by a gratuitously and grotesquely unrepresentative temple of law lords?

"Serious reform did not begin until 1963 when David Mellinkoff published his scholarly and influential book," John M. Lindsey, a Temple University law professor, wrote in 1990.

In any event, what Stephen seems to say about temple and law would not have displeased Samaritan ears either, though it is probably Stephen's independent and original conviction.

In a recent paper, Brishen Rogers of Temple University law school weighs in on the debate.

"I know not what the temple of law may be to those who have entered it, but to me it seems very cold and cheerless about the threshold".

Temple University law professor Scott Burris, however, said during the meeting in Philadelphia that given the immediate need, the city should plow forward anyway, just as it did for a needle exchange program more than 25 years ago despite its prohibition under state law.

He closed his dissenting opinion with a quotation from his predecessor, Justice Robert H. Jackson: "This Court is forever adding new stories to the temples of constitutional law, and the temples have a way of collapsing when one story too many is added".

Freud set out to "pull down the temple of Pauline law".