Sentences with phrase «not jurists»

So the Common Law jurisdictions train legal mechanics and not jurists.

I also wrote a formal paper on the topic, although I am not a jurist so I believe Hart, Biagoli and Suber provide the most extensive work.

I was asking from a jurist's point of view, I am not a jurist but I was working on formalising institutions.

Not exact matches

His father, the famous jurist Richard Posner, has written many books, but not this one.

Nuptias non concubitus, sed consensus facit (It is not sleeping together, but agreement that makes marriage), wrote the prominent Roman jurist Ulpian (170 - 228).

The Maudoodi school, on the other hand, accepts only the Qur» an and the Hadith as the infallible sources of law and does not regard the decisions of the medieval jurists as binding in all cases.

Because of that, the literal - minded jurists deduced that Islam opposed art and music, which is not correct.

The question is still a subject of controversy among Muslim jurists, but there is general agreement that more than one wife is not permitted for the purpose of satisfying one's lust.

It is perhaps not without some significance that the Wittenberg jurist Hieronymous Schürpf served as best man at Luther's own wedding to the former nun Katherine von Bora.

The Justice Department officials say that they would not categorically rule out of consideration jurists who are personally opposed to abortion but acknowledge the legal right to abortion.

The most accomplished lawyers and jurists in the period of our founding persistently traced their judgments back to those axioms that were not contained in the Constitution.

Which is to say: They are part of the «natural law,» the dreaded «N - word» among some conservative jurists.

Jesus says he was unrighteous, which is not a comment about his abilities as a jurist.

And the «vague» papal pronouncement that Mr. Lowell seems to doubt was ever made was, in fact, a major — some think historic — allocution, delivered in 1953 to an audience of Italian jurists, in which Pope Pius XII laid down the principle that «in the interest of a higher and broader good, it is justifiable not to impede error by state laws and coercive measures.»

When John T. Noonan, Jr. died last week at the age of 90, the American people lost not only a distinguished jurist, scholar, and man of letters.

Of course, I should not sweep too broadly in condemning «liberal» jurists.

Although Carpenter nods to «the rule of law» he is not really concerned with fundamental law as was Edward Coke, the jurist who opposed the Stuart kings, nor with natural law, or even customary law.

One of New York City's preeminent jurists, Frederick A.O. Schwarz Jr., affirmed that the city possesses full legal authority to toll its own roads and bridges and thus does not require state approval to implement congestion pricing.

Trump claims the jurist can't be impartial in the case since Curial is of Mexican heritage and Trump plans to build a wall along the southern border.

It's not just that the new (Davis) case deals with this issue, but it's a case written by a respected jurist that supports our arguments for dismissal,» Connors said in an interview.

But some jurists think the 27 percent increase over the next three years is insufficient, and are urging court administrators to keep in place a $ 10,000 stipend that was provided to them in recognition of the fact that they had not received a salary hike since January 1999.

Mr. Trump has also indicated that a Muslim jurist could not properly adjudicate the Trump University case because of the candidate's proposal to temporarily bar people of the Islamic faith from entering the country.

Here's a comforting thought for any scientist feeling overlooked by the Nobel jurists this month: At least you didn't win an Ig Nobel, the spoof prize given by the science humor magazine Annals of Improbable Research.

Lazarus pointed to Brett Kavanaugh, a conservative judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, as an example of a jurist who «is not ready to give EPA a lot of deference if they're taking language which was crafted at one time and trying to push it at the edges to deal with a problem of another time, like climate change.»

Newman lazily recycles jokes from the likes of «Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back,» including a jurist named Judge Reinhold, who in this movie is played not by Reinhold but by Billy Dee Williams.

This fascinating documentary shows how the self - possessed jurist, who started as a lawyer for domestic abuse victims, continues to advocate for women by emphasizing rights they possess but of which they might not be aware.

It will be increasingly necessary in HR that there are people with new knowledge, not so based on what is traditional from social areas, jurists, lawyers, psychologists, sociologists, etc., but from other profiles: Data experts, mathematicians... it will be much more interdisciplinary.

Srinivasan's views on education issues are not well known, but he is widely touted as a brilliant and pragmatic jurist.

A personal observation (full disclosure: I'm not among the 50 jurists): As much as I admire the Elantra's swoopiness — and Hyundai's evolving reputation, now up there with the very best — my pick would have been the VW Passat.

But a chap can't sit around forever waiting for the lethargic jurists of a dysfunctional courthouse to get their act together, so I figured I might as well put some of the mountain of case research clogging up the office into a brand new book.

The site is a fitting tribute to a jurist who, it seems, did not suffer from the all too common syndrome of taking himself, or his job, too seriously.

I can't say I think a lot about the University of Pittsburgh law school, but when I do, Jurist is the first thing that comes to mind.

Kirk Makin recently reported «Top jurist urges review of «coercive» plea bargaining system» (Globe and Mail, Mar. 07, 2011: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/top-jurist-urges-review-of-coercive-plea-bargaining-system/article1933161/; see also http://www.thestarphoenix.com/news/Crime+agenda+increasing+abuse+plea+bargains/4414077/story.html) Among other things, Mr. Makin noted that «Judge Rosenberg told a weekend legal conference that plea bargaining is the result of «a big lie»: the legal system's claim that defendants will not... Continue Reading →

As noted by one jurist [1], to the extent that it was not clear prior, the Ontario Court of Appeal made it abundantly clear in McDougald Estate v. Gooderham [2] that the modern approach to fixing costs in estate litigation is to carefully scrutinize the litigation and, unless the court finds that some public policy consideration applies,... read more

Mark Hamblett has the story at the New York Law Journal, and here's a link to the opinion, Byrne v. Rutledge, authored by a panel consisting of three of the four female jurists on the court — Judges Amalya Kearse, Reena Raggi, and Debra Livingston (this fact mentioned for purposes of trivia only; I am not suggesting that the gender makeup of the panel had any bearing on the outcome of the case, so calm down).

Chief Justice Mulligan was recognized, according to NCSC's announcement, for his «impressive abilities not only as a jurist, but as an innovative court manager.»

OTOH, all lawyers and jurists are supposed to know that law isn't a necessarily a logical code, and there are times that the law is not logical at all.

But I do not understand comparative law in this way; nor do I understand this as being an important lesson that comparatists have to teach to international jurists struggling with general principles.

Well the Philadelphia based one seems alive and very much kicking but I don't seem to see a lot about Jurist Canada.

Following this line of argument, if there is a judgment call in question, it can not be the judgment of the lawyer who acted as a brilliant jurist within the confines of the law.

The Sedona Conference ® exists to allow leading jurists, lawyers, experts, academics and others, at the cutting edge of issues in the area of antitrust law, complex litigation, and intellectual property rights, to come together — in conferences and mini-think tanks (Working Groups)-- and engage in true dialogue, not debate, all in an effort to move the law forward in a reasoned and just way.

I much sympathize with old John Major, but the future of this country is not for unilingual jurists nor is it for lawyers trained in only one system of law.

In many situations the authority for police action is not derived from any statute; and so the responsibility falls to jurists and lawyers alike to write clear boundaries into the common law.

One of the greatest jurists of the 20th century, he was clear that workers must have a right to withdraw their labour but was also clear that this right can not be unlimited.

Over a century ago, without his knowing it, legendary jurist Oliver Wendell Holmes spawned the case for judicial diversity in ten words: «the life of the law is not logic, but experience.»

The opinion should be read closely not only by sentencing fans, but by everyone seeking a truly informed perspective on the type of jurist that Judge Sotomayor now is.

Second, the article asserts that the breadth of support for the petitioners in Caperton, combined with state - level developments in the decision ‟ s aftermath, support the proposition that the decision ‟ s greatest impact will be not as dispositive precedent in itself, but in spurring greater vigilance in recusal, both systemically and among individual jurists.

To conclude otherwise is to suggest that LSUC essentially decided the North did not matter, that students at Lakehead's school of law did not deserve an equal chance to become the future leaders of the profession, jurists, and possibly even deans of law schools in their turn.

I must confess, he won me over that evening — as a person, if not as a jurist.

«The Roberts court: Seeing is believing; At the Senate confirmation hearings for Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito, critics feared that the glossy image of the two jurists being put forth did not reflect their true leanings; How right the critics were.»