LONDON (AP) — Obiter dicta. Inconsequential remarks. With one archaic Latin expression, Boris Johnson on Tuesday dismissed his three decades’ worth of exaggeration and occasional insult, insisting he ...
Sometime during their years of instruction, most law school students encounter the Latin phrase “obiter dictum,” and many of them promptly forget it. How, exactly, to translate the words is a test of ...
Lights! Camera! SCOTUS! All eyes this week are turned toward the confirmation hearing of Justice Sonia Sotomayor, President Barack Obama’s first nominee to the Supreme Court and the person who has ...
The law hath not been dead, though it hath slept. — Measure for Measure Four centuries later, moderns who celebrate the Bard’s birthday often miss the vivid life that Shakespeare gave to the law in ...
UNAT upheld the UNDT ruling that the 2010 decisions were time-barred and not receivable ratione temporis. UNAT held that UNDT acted ultra vires or in excess of its competence and jurisdiction by ...
Five Latino artists are lending their creativity and talent for a collaborative art exhibit at the Holland Area Arts Council. The exhibit, titled “Obiter Dicta” (Latin for “Something Said in Passing ...
LONDON (AP) — Obiter dicta. Inconsequential remarks. With one archaic Latin expression, Boris Johnson on Tuesday dismissed his three decades’ worth of exaggeration and occasional insult, insisting he ...
On sight, no one would take Louis Bouché for a modern artist. A tall, portly gentleman of 54, he sports a mustache of Edwardian proportions, wears a black derby and totes a walking stick when in town.
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