Sentence examples for treated jurisprudence from inspiring English sources

Most of the important theoretical work on law prior to Austin had treated jurisprudence as though it were merely a branch of moral theory or political theory: asking how should the state govern?

Don't you think that second person has more access to the candidate?" Mr. Verrilli said the court's campaign finance jurisprudence treated the two kinds of expenditures differently.

Family lawyers are warning that this decision may bring on a torrent of so-called pre-nups now that the contracts are no longer treated like toilet roll in British jurisprudence.

Church council decisions are treated by Catholicism and Orthodoxy much like supreme court decisions in American jurisprudence.

"In addition to the establishment of jurisprudence, judges and magistrates also play a unique role in ensuring that children in contact with the justice system, whether as victims, witnesses or perpetrators of crime, are treated in a child-sensitive and gender-appropriate manner in line with international standards and norms.

But whatever the societal expectations, they can attain constitutionally protected status only if our Fourth Amendment jurisprudence ceases to treat secrecy as a prerequisite for privacy.

But they're judicial activists bent on overturning 75 years of jurisprudence by resurrecting states' rights, treating the 2nd Amendment as if America still relied on local militias, narrowing the Commerce Clause, and calling money speech and corporations people.

Both the statutes and the jurisprudence treat trademarks as a right to defend the public, not as property.

She reviews jurisprudence on bullying, and examines both the virtues and the pitfalls of treating it as a crime.

That is not a process known to our jurisprudence.

It's about the single most important value of American jurisprudence: due process.