For better or worse, Thomas has made important contributions to the jurisprudence of the Supreme Court.
Formally, there is no reference in the Articles referring to the conditions of consent, nor in Article 14, to a reduced standard of obligation based on risk reduction mechanisms being in place.ii In turn, the authors know of no relevant jurisprudence defining how, or how far, such risk reduction approaches can function to change the relevant conditions of consent.
With no actual games to offset the jurisprudence news, college basketball is left to contemplate what N.C.A.A. investigators sniffing around the high school of Kentucky recruit Nerlens Noel means.
It also implies that the proper terms in which to conceive civil interests are those of natural jurisprudence, because there people are considered without reference to any specific allegiances, religious or otherwise.
The proposed system framework provides a platform for engineering professionals to understand the jurisprudence of occupational injuries/deaths in the construction industry and also serves as a reference to attorneys and justices.
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").
His ideas were important to the subsequent development of the "jurisprudence of interests" in Germany.
This proposition is so out of accord with our jurisprudence -- indeed, with the jurisprudence of any society we know -- that it requires little discussion.
Criminal defendants also gained the right to counsel, which had been denied them under the jurisprudence of the ancien régime.
gHowever, it should also be noted that the term 'blanket consent' appears elsewhere in data protection jurisprudence to refer to a consent with no boundaries at all.
(c) He or she introduced a more egalitarian system of jurisprudence to the nation by concluding every decision with the words "Or maybe not". 1.
