Значения термина legal theory на английском

This is all standard far-right, survivalist, Libertarian, militia legal theory and posturing.

Any book by Catherine MacKinnon should include a feminist perspective on legal theory.

It is a legal theory that has attracted great opposition.

For his edification, Bian explained, It's a complicated legal theory.

But the American Civil Liberties Union is trying to change that with a novel legal theory.

Sal, to this point, had been viewing the conversation as an enjoyable exercise in legal theory.

A litigant must also point to a "cause of action," or recognized legal theory.

For legal theory, one place to start might be the Women's Association of the American Bar Association.

It was not a legal theory, or one based on notions of jurisprudence, but it was founded on warlike notions.

In the strict sense of legal theory, the omnipotence of the British Parliament, as in the case of Canada, remains unimpaired.

He cast the charges as some newfangled legal theory the FTC cooked up that don't follow the norms of antitrust law.

Under the legal theory that he is "the captain of his soul," these are not material to the issue.

I would argue that doing so would allow it to avail of a well-developed legal theory with institutional and academic backing.

The probe is in its early stages, and the source did not elaborate on the legal theory behind the potential criminal liability.

The novel legal theory pursued by the challengers is that Republican voters were retaliated against by Democrats based on their political views.

Manafort's attorneys called the prosecution's money laundering legal theory flawed because failing to register as a foreign agent did not generate financial proceeds.