The central debate about the inclusion of Indigenous people in constitutional preambles tends to be about whether such references should be rights - neutral, or whether they should suggest — in a moral if not
strictly legal sense — the existence of Indigenous peoples» ongoing rights.
First, although in
a strictly legal sense, a person who owns a share of stock doesn't technically own a small piece of the company, it's quite alright to think of it that way.
Not exact matches
It might seem a little unusual to release a service of this type, but it makes
sense when you think of how
strictly Facebook has tried to enforce their «real names policy» (requiring members to use their
legal names on the site).
All Canadian
legal and law - related journals (
strictly for archival and preservation purposes and out of a
sense of obligation to the Canadian law library community generally and our traditional role specifically);