question of law การใช้

• The government says the arrests are a question of law and order.
• To victims of abuse, the whole question of Law's legacy seems irrelevant.
• See Breyer, Judicial Review of Questions of Law and Policy, 38 Admin.
• We have to deal with the question of law enforcement and punishment.
• This could bring into existence a very serious question of law and regime,
• But questions of law have to be resolved by the court, not jurors.
• Relevance is a question of law and so is determined by the judge.
• This particular procedure is not restricted to constitutional questions of law.
• The existence of exigent circumstances is a mixed question of law and fact.
• VCAT decisions can be appealed to the Supreme Court on questions of law.
• Far more important, of course, is the question of law and civil liberties.
• Whether a party has assumed responsibility is a question of law.
• "This is a very difficult and close question of law, " he noted.
• So the question of law is based on assessing the medical chances of recovery.
• We're not designed or equipped to handle questions of law on article talk pages.
• The State, however, reserved certain questions of law for decision by the Appellate Division.
• There are so many variables and obscure questions of law.
• I think that they see that their obligation goes beyond a question of law,
• The court could only review questions of law, not the weight of the evidence.
• It is not a question of Law leaving the church, or even the priesthood.