Sentences with phrase «brightest legal minds»
Without a steady influx of bright legal minds into programs like the CIP, the future of our criminal bar is in danger.
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Montréal (May 7, 2018)-- Borden Ladner Gervais LLP (BLG) is always looking to expand our Firm in order to bring the best and brightest legal minds into the service of our clients.
Several other bright legal minds see it differently.
«A man with a very bright legal mind.
[7] This does not instil confidence that religious freedom is seriously understood even by a man described as one of the brightest legal minds in the country.
Chief Judge Janet DiFiore said in a statement said that Abdus - Salaam was «a most beloved colleague,» adding, «Her personal warmth, uncompromising sense of fairness, and bright legal mind were an inspiration to all of us who had the good fortune to know her.
Before Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg named him schools chancellor, Mr. Klein was known as one of the brightest legal minds in the country; he worked as a lawyer in Washington for nearly three decades.
Without taking any time to delve into it myself, I would hazard a guess that the bright legal minds at google and facebook have crafted EULA agreements for their messaging apps, that expressly elicit agreement for what they do.
Our brightest legal minds have produced thoughtful commentary and analysis of Talmudic quality on the implication and impact of the court's reasoning in Oudin.
The brightest legal minds, technologists, entrepreneurs, and others driven by a need to improve the courts for their fellow Americans will form teams and compete in this epic, 22 - hour hackathon.
The brightest legal minds, technologists, entrepreneurs, and others gathered for an epic, 30 - hour hackathon to benefit the administration of justice.
This project will continue to evolve with the constant addition of fresh new videos by the brightest legal minds Canada has to offer — all in plain English!»
Just because the Supreme Court may have, as you say, some of «the brightest LEGAL minds», that doesn't account for the lack of gross TECHNICAL ignorance still being demonstrated by the court to the way the Internet actually works.