I know I drool over early medieval laws and lawbooks, but autocorrect changing it to "Lex Saliva" was a bit much 😉
The fact that they were using online resources instead of a small stack of lawbooks…
Apparently illegal to give them in written form, they can only be read aloud by the judge. Because our lawbooks are spaghetti code.
that seems to be the argument. 'if i use special legal words from your lawbooks incorrectly it means your laws dont apply to me' why people, why do you do this to yourselves
Listening on Megyn on XM about the Supreme Court on Trump. The greatest saying, the "but I really want it clause" where you can forego due process, the congress, lawmaking, the US Constitution, the lawbooks, or actual convictions, if you and your people really really want something badly enough: ...
1828 dustjacket on this law book! Cloth jacket with title printed on the spine. I don't think you'll find another from approx. 200 years ago! #rarebooks#dustjackets#oldbooks#lawbooks#bookcollecting
All I can think about is the thousands of prisoners sitting in jail studying lawbooks in hope of getting their cases reviewed by the courts. Turns out, even the most ignorant appeal will be heard provided petitioner has enough money. Equal protection?
A Chaotic Evil character who acts Lawful stupid because it annoys people A Lawful Evil character that enjoys lawbooks A monk who tries to make it look like he's faking his skills when they're actually super talented
there's nothing in the lawbooks saying a nbnyu is beholden to the law. masterful air bud defense.