"What jurist is going to satisfy us?" Mundine said.
This "constitutionalization" of the treaties by the European Court of Justice gives rise to what French jurists call the "specificity" of Community law.
Indeed, Giuseppe De Luca, a professor of criminal law at Rome University, says its decision is not even bound by hard evidence, but is based on what Italian jurists describe as "free conviction," or the personal persuasion of the court's members.
What respected jurist is going to put himself or herself through that process — even just the public record perusing — if there is no hope of confirmation?
Part of what makes Judge Garland a remarkable jurist is his understanding that justice isn't an abstract theory.
As a result, peoples that exist under alien domination are trapped within what human rights jurists describe as the "iron cage" of domestic state laws that subjugate them.
There is no reason to believe that either Bingham or any other Republican in the Thirty-Ninth Congress did not accept what influential Progressive jurists would later disparage as "substantive due process" or that the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process of Law clause was not designed to prevent substantive unenumerated rights from being violated by the states.
With what the English jurist Henry Sumner Maine called the movement from status to contract, individualism has triumphed, and today identity is mutable and can only be gleaned by asking lots of questions.
Definitions by Muslim jurists of what makes a Muslim were affected by the reality of some Muslims choosing to live in a place where at times they were required to submit to Christian law.
If barring so-called "activist" judges from the bench means I can't vote, I can't use birth control and embracing a "separate but equal" scheme, we really need to re-think what role the Supreme Court Jurists should play in American life.
