Sentences with phrase «lectures on constitutional law»

A veteran New York City detective who lectures on constitutional law is appealing a Long Island judge's recent dismissal of his lawsuit seeking to kill a commission considering state legislative, executive, and judicial pay raises.

James Coll, a veteran New York City detective who lectures on constitutional law, is appealing a Long Island judge's recent dismissal of his lawsuit seeking to kill a commission considering state legislative, executive, and judicial pay raises.

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Then we'd head to class, armed with pens and paper and casebooks and listen to our profs lecturing on the basics of the first year curriculum — contracts, torts, property, criminal and constitutional law.

He has lectured in Canada and abroad on diverse legal topics, and has published on such subjects as judicial decision - making, Canada - US trade, the law of evidence and constitutional law.

Are lectures on evidence or constitutional law very different from one Canadian law school to the other?

However, as Lord Phillips, the head of the UK Supreme Court, argued last month in a fascinating lecture on statutory interpretation, the courts may be moving towards a position where a limited number of acts of parliament — including the Human Rights Act — are seen to have attained in law the status of «constitutional statutes».

Professor Magnet has lectured widely on constitutional law, in Canada and around the world.

The next SWALA meeting will commence at 5.45 pm on 16th November 2015 (venue to be confirmed) where we will be joining the Constitutional and Administrative Law Bar Association (ALBA) by video link for their annual lecture, which will be delivered this year by Lord Kerr, Justice of the Supreme Court.

Via Cheryl Saunders, Lord Bingham's David Williams Lecture on The Rule of Law, in which he responds to the invitation implicit in section 1 of the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (UK) to give content to the rule of lLaw, in which he responds to the invitation implicit in section 1 of the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 (UK) to give content to the rule of lawlaw.