Sentences with phrase «substance of the law»

The second - century rabbi Akiba pointed to Leviticus 19:18, Jesus» second commandment, as the sum and substance of the law.

They did not wish to speak those words, for they wished to avoid casting judgments on the substance of the laws.

It now was assumed to mean that the substance of a law was open to question if it violated or impaired rights to life, liberty, or property, and that the content of those rights was subject to judicial determination and enforcement.

He sits down in the big firm and they say in the firm you know this is all about billing billable hours and getting the business of the law firm solid — that's a big part of it, it's not just the substance of the law, it's the business of the law.

Despite the U.S. Department of Education being stripped of rewards and sanctions to enforce state compliance, the substance of the law is relatively unchanged.

In many posts that appear on this site and others, there are frequent comments to the effect that online access to more judicial decisions can be expected at some point to have a meaningful impact on the substance of the law.

Unrepresented parties usually also have to be informed about the substance of the law.

Effective legal research requires deep focus and concentration yet... «the myth of cost effective research» requires an associate to engage half of their attention on a collateral and competing analysis of factors which have nothing to do with the substance of the law.

What does technology mean in the context of the business as opposed to the substance of law?

It is not just the substance of the law which is different in Scotland, but the legal language as well.

What I personally found most interesting was the degree of unanimity in the view that the biggest gap in the way in which we educate lawyers isn't connected with the substance of law.

Chicago - Kent Honors Scholars graduate from law school with incomparable experience and influential contacts in the legal world — crucial capital for students seeking to influence the shape and substance of the law.

Nonetheless, as conscientious educators, many legal academics are increasingly committed to new approaches that recognize the tremendous changes in both the substance of law and legal practice and the understandings of and approaches to learning that have occurred during the past century.

Ineffective legal services delivery has more importance than the substance of the law involved.

But it's not the substance of a law that is at issue with the hearing fees — it's the fact that litigants will be unable to assert or defend their rights under any law, whatever its content.

How law is delivered impacts the substance of law as much as what law is delivered.

It isn't just the delivery of legal services that is changing, it is the substance of law.

For those interested in the substance of law and who want to familiarize themselves with Quebec's higher profile court rulings, it's a good place to start.

«That could be something that would be helpful, especially if it's geared towards not only practice management but combining it where you have some access to practice materials and substance of law.»