Tod eines Juradozenten
am 26.07.2005 von http://log.handakte.de/Roy Stuart Law Fellow at Hertford College, Oxford, from 1969 until his retirement in 2003 who died last month at the age of 68, was one of those rare lawyers who not only found pleasure in legal analysis, but who communicated his enthusiasm …
Roy Stuart / Tod eines Juradozenten
Transblawg / Roy Stuart was Law Fellow at Hertford College, Oxford, from 1969 until his retirement in 2003 and died in June 2005 aged 68. There is a column by David Pannick in the Times Online law section (registration free) - I...…
The United Kingdom/Vereinigtes Königreich
Transblawg / Following the list of geographical and political terms around the islands, I now turn to the legal systems in the United Kingdom. The first point is that there are three legal systems in the UK: in England and Wales; in Scotland; and in Norther…
Injunct/Nicht so neues englisches Wort
Transblawg / Following my discovery of insoweitig, I was excited to encounter the verb injunct, which was new to me, in a lawyers article for the law section of the Times, I think (no, it was in the Law Society Gazette) - but when searching, I found only thi…
Lawbby, das MySpace für Juristen
Jurabilis / If MySpace is where teens and college students meet and mingle, Lawbby says it is where lawyers mingle, whether for business or pleasure. Like MySpace, users can create their own profiles and groups, post photos and create blogs. And in a feature mo…
Oxford English Dictionary for Students
Handakte WebLAWg / Oxford University Press has published a new dictionary aimed at improving poor grammar, spelling and writing skills among undergraduates - Compact Oxford English Dictionary for Students. Quelle: Xrefer vom 5.8.2006…
Fair Use: Can Lawyers Copy One Anothers Litigation Documents?
Jurabilis / Every day, lawyers sit at their desks, struggling to find the right words to use in a complaint or a memorandum of law, with the hopes that those words will persuade the court or the other side of the correctness of their clients position. A subst…
Moscow translators club
Transblawg / The Moscow Times reports on a translators’ club that meets once a month in Moscow. Meeting once a month at the Nikolai Ostrovsky Museum, the club is free for all comers. Regulars range from university students to Zoya Zarubina, an...…
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