Sentence examples for their jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

(Although Scalia and Thomas presumably believe that abortion should be illegal, their jurisprudence doesn't require states to make it illegal).

But all this spinning makes one appreciate Thomas and Scalia; whatever one thinks of them or their jurisprudence, they speak their pieces in public — for attribution.

Only two Justices, Thomas and Scalia, have built their jurisprudence around originalism (one of them faintheartedly), so its full adoption would require the trashing of dozens, if not hundreds, of Court precedents.

Since 2002, the ICC has provided complementary support to numerous states to during the alignment of their jurisprudence with the Rome Statute (RS) (Seils 2016; Philippe 2006).

It is important to recognize, nevertheless, that many countries have engaged in the process of bringing their jurisprudence, criminal justice systems, and judicial proceedings in line with international law.

The founders make a wink-wink reference to this chapter of their history in their acquisition announcement, where, among the various well-known and less-known people they thank, they include "The New York Times legal department for their jurisprudence").

Their experiences in public service not only helped the country, but informed their subsequent jurisprudence.

The examples illustrate the negotiations that government agencies often have have with Web giants like Google, which maintain their own jurisprudence of sorts.

The judges are cogently thinking through the implications of their 1980s jurisprudence on the "just say no" defense and other takeover rules and updating them for the new capital markets.

Perhaps it is time for adherents of the no-foreign-law school to explain just how their enlightened jurisprudence would work in practice: Is it similarly illegitimate for a state court to cite precedent from another state?

Grieve is therefore absolutely right to say that the HRA "afforded an opportunity for our own courts to develop their own jurisprudence in relation to the ECHR", and "in an environment where the intrusive power of the state is increasing it provided extra protection for rights and liberties, just as Magna Carta did to reinforce the common law".