the
unwritten law of nations with respect to safe-conducts.
Defining and punishing offenses under treaties
"local" portion of the state's
unwritten law, such as the
A critical guide to Erie Railroad Co. v. Tompkins
Even so, neither did the formal law of murder override the
unwritten law as Thaw's first jury hung.
Law in drag: trials and legal performativity
TIMELESS ADVICE FOR ENGINEERS The
Unwritten Laws of Engineering by W.
The unwritten laws of engineering: Part 2 of 3: relating chiefly to engineering managers
In each case, the defendant's defense relied on the '
unwritten law' that justified the killing of anyone offending Southern notions of female virtue, male honor, or sanctity of marriage.
Sex, murder, and the unwritten law; courting judicial mayhem, Texas style
Subsequent to the "Kentucky Tragedy," the American legal system invented an
unwritten law that sometimes acquitted husbands who killed their wives' paramours, an invention that could not have occurred in the Beauchamp trial because the defendant denied his guilt.
The Kentucky Tragedy: A Story of Conflict and Change in Antebellum America
On the other hand, the Confucian account of ritual propriety can supplement Aristotle's "all too brief account of
unwritten law." Confucians are peculiarly sensitive to what Aristotelians call "ethos," insofar as they have an acute sense of the way in which ceremony and ritual focus and intensify custom and moral practice.
Sim, May. Remastering Morals with Aristotle and Confucius
HEATHER LAIRD Subversive Law in Ireland, 1879-1920: From "
Unwritten Law" to the Dail Courts.
Taking the Mick
Chicagoans, like other Americans during this era, frequently invoked a plastic concept known as the "
unwritten law." In its purest form, the
unwritten law permitted--indeed required--a man to kill the scoundrel who "attacked" or "dishonored" his wife, daughter, or sister.
"It is his first offense. We might as well let him go": homicide and criminal justice in Chicago, 1875-1920
The UK constitution is a mixture of written and
unwritten law that has evolved and been adapted over time.
Unravelling Britain's constitution for teens
IT'S an
unwritten law of travel that no matter how far across the globe you go there is always one pasty-faced Scot in an Old Firm top.
Golf: Green jacket will just never catch on with Gers director; EUAN McLEAN'S AUGUSTA diary
In 2002, a network of 17 Anglican legal advisers (now formally constituted as the Anglican Communion Legal Advisers' Network, see sidebar on this page) met in Canterbury to study a draft document stating that "communion with Canterbury is a necessary part of the self-understanding of each member church of the Anglican Communion" and that it was one principle of canon law "common to the communion." The group had met after primates acknowledged that "the
unwritten law common to the churches of the Anglican Communion may be understood to constitute a fifth instrument of unity in the communion" and had requested that a "statement of principles" regarding canon law be identified.
Who's Anglican and who's not? 'Ties with Canterbury are historic'
Some controversial films are The
Unwritten Law, Johnson-Jeffries Fight, and Birth of a Nation.
Lee Grieveson. Policing Cinema: Movies and Censorship in Early Twentieth-Century America
It is a virtually
unwritten law that the presidency should alternate between a mainlander and an islander.
Tanzania: battling for Mkapa's crown; The political temperature in Tanzania is slowly rising as the country approaches elections later this year. Ramadhani Kabale reports from Dar es Salaam on the candidates and likely successor to incumbent President Benjamin Mkapa
I have long believed the
unwritten law that the greater the availability of TV in our daily life, the worse the programming.
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