Sentence examples for viewing law from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Austin's is one of the first, and one of the most distinctive, theories that views law as being "imperium oriented"—viewing law as mostly the rules imposed from above from certain authorized (pedigreed) sources.

The fatal shooting of two NYPD officers late last December capped a series of events that had put policing into the national spotlight and sparked heated debate about what happens when the public starts viewing law enforcement with a more skeptical eye.

This seems fair, but the difficulty with this view is that judges may be very naïve about pressure, viewing laws and policies without reading between the lines.

In my view, law schools should play matchmaker, guiding students toward specialties that are likely to endure.

When civilians view law abidance as optional, they can immediately assume that their opinion is above any law.

Savigny viewed law as a slow, almost imperceptible growth that is formed in much the same way as a language is.

We realize how completely the show colors the way we've come to view law enforcement, and filmmakers have made savvy use of that understanding on our part.

When young people of all races again view law enforcement with respect, they will be more likely to choose a career in police work.