Sentences with phrase «legal sense because»

They make no Constitutional / legal sense because they violate the Constitution and the Clean Air Act in important ways, particularly with regard to the separation of powers.

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«Michael never represented me in any matter, I never retained him in the traditional sense as retaining a lawyer, I never received an invoice from Michael, I never paid legal fees to Michael,» Hannity said, before adding, «We definitely had attorney client privilege because I asked him for that but, you know, he never sent me a bill or an invoice or did I actually officially retain him.»

Because Facebook claimed that the Cambridge Analytica incident was not a «data breach» in the legal sense, it has not provided notice to users whose data was accessed; the company has promised to change that and notify all affected users.

«Abortion is legal because it makes sense.

So I shall use the word «appraisal» in the remainder of this chapter, rather than the word «judgement»; the latter fails seriously, for us today at any rate, because it is so tied up with notions of law - courts, assizes, and the other paraphernalia of «justice» in the legal sense.

Mr Cassidy: «We do not normally provide legal advice, if I can put it that way, in the sense of the law enforcer because that is not our role and it can place us in an awkward position.

I was also in a hospital thx to this blog & Dr. Amy, after a very successful out of hospital birth (not home b / c I couldn't do it being a reader here), it would have made sense to do a legal Homebirth in Oregon, where it is mainstream, but because of the work exposing OR's rates here, I could not.

Interestingly enough, because in the US you have the right to appeal to a higher court if you don't like the decision of a lower court, many times states will find very popular gun control bills struck down by a Federal court who tells them that in the pure legal sense, their gun control laws are unconstitutional.

So, because there is a video in the profile, it is all «legal» — in the sense how PPL sites understand it, of course.

Educate them if they're new, actually ask them what their practices are (I find a lot of people automatically label people as a BYB just for having the gall to breed any dog at all, it doesn't matter what the persons standards were — BYB is just a negative slang term intended to attack / offend any given breeder — it actually doesn't mean anything in a legal sense, there is no legal definition of it because there is no way of defining it in a legal manner without also applying it to all breeders).

This makes so much sense, because the helping shelters are already familiar with the climate, terrain, and political and legal environment of the weaker shelters, and are geographically close enough to make help feasible.

So awesome that the original name DieselStormers had to change because Diesel Clothing pushed a legal argument against the name (we read the article and it makes no sense to us either).

And it makes very little sense, not least because, as has been discussed, such «denial» constitutes a legitimate legal defence in the face of litigation bought about by the «goodies», but also because there is no real substance between the two strategies that we wouldn't find between any form of positive claim about the material universe, and any scepticism of that claim.

I was also threatened with legal actions for trying to reverse engineer their software, which does not make any sense, because they have done the same thing themselves in order to create the GCS.

Low - income families must fight these battles on their own because — despite the fact that civil cases can result in people going to jail, or losing their home, health care, custody of their children or sense of safety — there is no right to an attorney in civil legal proceedings as there is for criminal defendants.

It may also be that computer science has progressed to the point where it doesn't make sense to try to develop standards for evaluation, because improvements in techniques like text mining and semantic analysis will facilitate analysis of legal information in its native format in a way that is accessible to small organizations.

In that regard, it made organizational sense because the office of legal counsel had resources and personnel in place to implement the compliance program without creating an entire new organizational division.

The November 2015 deal between Lex Machina and legal publishing giant LexisNexis made a lot of sense at the time because the case law analysis system needed tons of legal data to make itself a valuable tool.

Perhaps because it relies on a strong voice and a sense of coming directly from the author and because it can represent a departure from the more impersonal or professional voice common to legal writing, it has the potential to be effective.161 I consider it a second important component of a writer's ethos, although one that — for lawyers — perhaps requires more skill in its use.

This attestation is problematic because it makes no legal sense.

Sam Glover: Okay, and we're back, and Brad you just hinted to me what we're talking beforehand about you're working on some mobile legal clinics which is interesting because I've always wanted to just drop in and be a lawyer for free in a neighborhood, or a park, or library, or something and usually it always seems to make sense to do it with more structure behind it.

Two years ago, I started talking to lawyers in the in - house community about what they thought of an awards program that would recognize departments that approach how legal works differently — innovating for the future, for the businesses they support, and just because it made sense to do so.

You wouldn't have had this beautiful National Reporter System that served us so well for 100 years and, because there are now vendors that are asserting monopolies over portions of the law, either on their own behalf or on behalf of a governmental entity, that has retarded innovation in the legal profession, and it's hurt our ability to carry out legal tasks and to conduct justice in a way that makes sense for our modern world.

The Supreme Court of Canada has taken a rational, common sense, and measured approach to the issue, which, of course, has outraged the Tories because they seem to have a problem with rational, common sense, and measured approaches to legal issues.

Legal services are an attractive market opportunity, in one sense because of the regulatory constraints, which have kept the field so inefficient, and in another sense despite the constraints, which are indeed being eroded.

Technology (at least in the sense of «new ways of doing old things») is the driving force behind many of the disruptors in the legal market — such as LegalZoom or RocketLawyer — because it offers a new way to serve the needs of ordinary people.

This time based pricing model has made sense since the dawn of the legal industry because time has always been the rate - limiting factor.

I'm going to invert her title because my point is Plugged - In Legal Research; however, plugged in doesn't necessarily mean being on the leading edge of legal technology in the sense of understanding it or even usinLegal Research; however, plugged in doesn't necessarily mean being on the leading edge of legal technology in the sense of understanding it or even usinlegal technology in the sense of understanding it or even using it.

On one hand, a lot of stuff on the internet is irrelevant, off - topic garbage, and one could say that it makes perfect sense for legal blogs to focus on legal topics, because that is the content people visit them to read.

Nor, one imagines, can they be as skilled at legal analysis in its fullest sense, if only because they have not yet had the experience that the faculty has had.

One of the biggest reasons why this group of people do not have life insurance is because of the fact that they do not feel a sense of responsibility that a legal marriage brings.

I don't see a privacy issue here in a legal sense, but I'd tell the manager that her husband is doing the schedule because that's so incredibly bizarre that your manager would almost surely want to know about it.

Therefore, it may not make sense to choose this option because a proceeding for legal separation is often as time - consuming, expensive and contentious as a divorce proceeding.

And that makes sense, because this is definitely one of the most common family situations where you may need experienced legal advice.

I have completed evictions, filed evictions, gotten people's taxes reduced, represented myself in court, etc without the aid of a lawyer because I can buy the forms at the legal store and because it is so common sense, very basic, cause and effect, black and white, easy as heck, etc, etc. the problem with lawyers regarding real estate is that they have no clue.