Sentences with phrase «vast body of law»

Because federal, state and local efforts to regulate freshwater or wetlands can overlap or present contradictory information, Sheppard Mullin has deep expertise in all current initiatives and trends pertaining to this vast body of law.

Ministers argue that they need the powers because leaving the EU will require a vast body of law to be rewritten and many of the changes that will be made to primary legislation using Henry VIII powers will be technical.

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This vast and complex body of legislation fills a large part of the first five books of the Bible, which are known to Jews as the Torah, or the Law.

This is a victory for common sense, since it halts the prospect of some new body, or group being set at vast amounts of taxpayer's money to take evidence for a long period before reaching the conclusion that some bankers broke the law and others acted against the interests of their customers.

The body of statutory law, caselaw, evidentiary law, and procedural law is too vast for a judge to expect that the judge knows it all.

«This Judgment may encourage criminal and other law enforcement bodies to exploit a company's vulnerability to adverse media and other reporting of wrongdoing by writing to, and requesting, the company to investigate the wrongdoing itself, pay for the entire cost of that investigation and then produce vast swathes of material generated by its investigation to the law enforcement body in question, whether it self - reports or not.

The vast majority of the research produced at the law school is considered to be world - class and the research has influenced international organisations, governmental bodies and governments.

Navigating an evolving legal system, advances in technology, vast bodies of case law and the demands of the legal profession creates a stimulating intellectual environment for the legal professional.

Historically, junior lawyers were employed by law firms, at formidable hourly rates, to plow through vast bodies of documents, often just to index or classify them.