Laurence Tribe, Loeb University Professor of Constitutional Law at Harvard, is one of a small group of constitutional scholars who have mastered every nook and cranny of the American Constitution. Of these, Tribe's analyses are uniquely informed by his abiding interest in the natural sciences and technology. The clarity of Tribe's writings, with his frequent resort to metaphors taken from science and technology, has become his signature quality. No other constitutional scholar could comfortably compare the Constitution to the solar system or use concepts like centripetal/centrifugal force to explain a constitutional theory. The idea of an Unwritten Constitution, as it has been called, has been explored in legal writings since at least the 1930s. Recently, the eminent legal scholar Charl...
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (Office) proposes changes to the existing rules of practice to implement the inventor's oath or declaration provisions of the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act. The Office proposes to revise and clarify the rules of practice relating to the inventor's oath or declaration, including reissue oaths or declarations, assignments containing oath or declaration statements from inventors, and oaths or declarations signed by parties other than the inventors. In order to better facilitate processing of patent applications, the Office further proposes to revise and clarify the rules of practice for power of attorney and prosecution of an application by an assignee.
...Juristic entities who seek to take over prosecution of an a...
... have the legal capacity to perform a juristic act. . Because consent is a unilateral act, one ma...
... claim would be pursued against a private juristic creature. Loeffler, 486 U.S. at 562, 108 S.Ct. 196...
...This Act will only apply to juristic persons whose asset value or annual turnover, toge...
... Apache tribe is necessarily either a juristic person or an institution"), and with the Board's...
... Act 57 of 1997 established the NLB as a juristic person. In terms of s14(2)(e), certain amounts of ...
[...] if it is the mother who is summoning the child, then the directive is that she should interrupt the recommended ritual prayer and respond to her mother.60 Ayatullah Saanei makes use of this new epistemology and hermeneutic strategies when dealing with other issues pertaining to present-day society as well, such as the legality or prohibition of interest (riba) and use of gambling (qumar) instruments, minority rights, religious pluralism, bio-medical ethics, right of a wife to unilaterally divorce her husband, permissibility of women to occupy the position of judges or the highest religious post, and the age at which a person would become religiously accountable (mukallaf) and able to transact a marriage.61 Conclusion In the works of Ayatullah Saanei, one observes a major epistemol...
... evidence from revelatory sources and juristic preference (istihsan). The latter is invoked by ar...
...," defined as a natural person or a "juristic person," including "a firm, corporation, union, as...
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