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Meanings of common law in English
Portuguese
direito consuetudinário Catalan
dret comú Russian
англо-американское право Portuguese
common-law Spanish
derecho anglosajón Catalan
common law Synonyms
Examples for "judicial precedent"
Examples for "judicial precedent"
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Federal law and judicial precedent could play a role in the subpoena fight.
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Brazil's ruling sets a judicial precedent that must be honored by all public institutions, including notary publics where civil unions must be registered.
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He conceded, however, that a judicial precedent may be conclusive when it has received the settled acquiescence of the people and the States.
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On September 18, in fact, I played a tape that annihilated Bork's claim that as a justice he would give full weight to judicial precedent.
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He was under instructions as Governor to enforce this view, which was, indeed, sustained by judicial precedents.
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James Hamilton said judges do not set the agenda when it comes to judge-made law.
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The defence sets the reform agenda for judge-made law, the Director of Public Prosecutions told the prosecutors' conference on Saturday.
Usage of common law in English
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Ireland is also English-speaking and working off a common law legal framework.
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None of the claims involve criminal or common law fraud, Davis said.
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Al-Haramain also claims that FISA preempts the common law state secrets privilege.
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That never has happened once in the history of English common law.
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Under common law, nobody except for the jurors knows what happened in-between.
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UK-based financial infrastructure providers are flocking to Dublin, attracted by common law.
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In the next place, I am not afraid of the common law.
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The common law gave the Sovereign no power to control his troops.
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The common law is referred to as determining the mode of trial.
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His is one of those cases where the common law prescribes liberty.
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As he intended to profess the common law, he, took no degree.
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But a fixed rule, common law, I could not submit to it.
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Freedom of speech and religion are common law rights, said another.
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Ireland is English-speaking, common law jurisdiction, has a good tax system.
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Basis had accused Goldman of securities fraud and common law fraud.
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McCain's amendment did not explicitly prohibit necessity or self-defense as common law defenses.
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Translations for common law
Catalan
Common law through the time
Common law across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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