As expected, he does not get one of the 50 state-funded places to read law and has to go for his second choice.
He read law at London University before fulfilling his national service.
The bright, ambitious A-level student wanted to become a lawyer and was hoping to read law at Cardiff University after sitting his exams that coming summer.
If you read the law, he may think that he has some inherent authority.
He did in a meeting that we had before that, and he has read the law, yes.
During the service, Mr Suddard's brother-in-law read a tribute that was written by his wife Hilary.
Walton's sentencing rationale will be read by future law students as a study in absurdity.
However the person drawing up a will would also have the option of having his or her will read under the law of his or her EU country of origin.
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But be careful what you read, since the law has changed multiple times in fundamental ways, most recently in 2008.
Perhaps while lecturing college students on Constitutional Law you read it.
Law professor Orin Kerr has concluded that ECPA may actually be unconstitutional and violates the Fourth Amendment in its allowing law enforcement to read emails without a warrant.
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Just last week we read at the Point of Law blog and elsewhere about a Third Circuit ruling which rejected an absurd cy presdistribution in an antitrust class action settlement.
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So Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz will read Nizer's words from a transcript of the broadcast.
You can't pass a law that makes a parent read to their child every night.
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While law school taught me how to read a court case and analyze legislation, working at Nordstrom was a crash course in how to think on my feet and provide first-class client service.
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"In this process, I have tried to listen, to read, to understand, to apply the law, to make sure I understand the evidence, and that's what I know that I've tried to do, " she said.
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No, we are covered by the law of whatever jurisdiction the material is read in.
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That trust is essential, with or without E-Sign a law so broad it's making companies read between the legislation's lines and model their own approaches.
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This has happened with libel: Dow Jones settled a case on something that had been written and hosted in New York but were prosecuted about under Australian law in Australia, where several people had read it.
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But the IRS says the "and" in the 1965 rewrite of the statute can be read as an "or, " which renders the law ambiguous, thus requiring a judge to discern Congress' intent, which was to tax long-distance calls.
"If you read the statute carefully, it literally creates an obligation for all law enforcement agencies to determine status of individuals, " said Marc Miller, a vice dean and law professor at the University of Arizona.
Cass Sunstein, professor of law and political science at the University of Chicago, has read them all, and he joins us from the studio there.
Sean Quinn was sitting amongst a group of his supporters as the ruling was being read out, his son Sean Quinn Jnr and son-in-law Niall McPartland were also in court this morning.
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You can read my opinion if you like but this is loser as when the law was written things were different so no witch hunt here, just a time to take another look at how the impact is today.
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The system, called key-escrow, would give police and other law enforcement bodies wide-ranging powers to intercept e-mail, read confidential documents and tap into systems, without monitoring by the courts.
The fake Firefox information attached to the FinFisher software was "deliberately designed to be read and mislead, " said Simon Ayrton, a partner at specialist intellectual property law firm Powell Gilbert.
"The courts produce this stuff at taxpayer expense, it gets shipped to these foreign companies for free and then they charge us to read it, " says Rosenthal, a Caltech-educated physicist who graduated from Harvard Law School.
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