Sentences with phrase «judged by legal experts»

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Legal experts say the repeal may be very vulnerable because the proposal tries to ignore well - established, scientifically documented facts that can't be overlooked by judges, such as the costs of dealing with climate change impacts.

Undertaking a three year plan to explore integrated editorial and software strategies for facilitating the use and understanding of law materials by those who are not expert researchers of U.S. legal documents — including students, professionals from other fields heavily touched by law, lawyers and judges from outside the U.S., and ordinary citizens

In contrast, a judge seeking to apply foreign law must first establish the content of that law, either by way of time - consuming research or through the testimony of competing «experts» in the foreign legal system.

Each working group will be directed by a neuroscientist and a legal expert and include up to 15 neuroscientists, legal scholars, philosophers, and practitioners involved in the legal system, including a judge.

In a series of interviews with legal writing expert Bryan Garner, Supreme Court Justices affirmed the importance of briefs to the appellate process and the need for lawyers to write clearly.7 In a recent study, Judge Richard Posner found that judges view writing as equally if not more important than oral advocacy.8 Continuing legal education programs offered by state bar associations frequently address the need for effective legal writing.9 No one disputes that lawyers should write well.10

Judged by an independent & impartial panel of experts, The British Legal Technology Awards are open to law firms, barristers» chambers, in - house legal departments and supplLegal Technology Awards are open to law firms, barristers» chambers, in - house legal departments and suppllegal departments and suppliers.

These designs are then judged by a panel of experts in the technology and legal fields.

Yet far from paralysing the Australian state into inaction by encumbering the legal system with an unwieldy distinction between judicial and non-judicial power, this limitation on the scope of judicial power prompted the development of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, an expert administrative appellate body — presided over by a judge — which is expressly empowered to consider the «merits» of governmental action (Cane, 2009).

Content authored by JES or by other agencies was reviewed by a lawyer and / or other justice professionals, such as judges, court registrars, family justice counsellors, and other legal content experts.

Throughout five intensive modules (spread over five months), an expert faculty will provide you with a comprehensive overview of the relevant law and a unique opportunity to hone your written and oral advocacy skills with learn - by - doing exercises and individualized feedback from judges, justices of the peace and senior legal practitioners.