case-law

基本解釋

In order to verify a case-law principle there are over a thousand law reports in which to search.
為了驗(yàn)證一條判例法的原則，就要在一千個(gè)以上的案例報(bào)告中大海撈針。
While we cannot regard this case system as a "case-law" system, we should not regard it as a common "case" under the "statute-law" system either.
雖然不能將世貿(mào)組織的這一判例體系定位為“判例法”制度，但也決不能輕視之為“成文法”體制下的一般“案例”。
The Lisbon treaty gives legal effect to the charter of fundamental rights, which incorporates ECHR case-law (though some EU members have a partial opt-out).
里斯本條約賦予了基本權(quán)利的憲章以法律效力，其中就包括了ECHR的判例法（盡管某些歐盟成員因此原則退盟）。

The high court has also agreed to hear a case involving part of an anti-terrorism law the government says is a vital part of its effort to fight international terrorism.
In a statement published in their newspaper, Walfadjri media group said, "If Wal Fadjri was outside of the law, then the tax office would be our grave-digger, which is not the case."
She says South Korea is insisting his case be handled according to previous North-South agreements not North Korean law Yu's case is drawing inevitable comparisons to North Korea's detention of two American female journalists who were captured in March.

Thomson had a major competitive advantage with case-law summaries dating back to the 19th century.
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Case law is law that has been established by following decisions made by judges in earlier cases.

判例法
The constitution of crime of common law family is formed by ontological constitution and conflicting constitution of liability because it receives the profound influence of the case-law tradition.
英美法系的犯罪構(gòu)成體系則由于受到判例法傳統(tǒng)的深遠(yuǎn)影響，形成了獨(dú)具特色的犯罪本體要件和責(zé)任充足要件。
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