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What is Osthoff's Law?
This Law has to do with the Language of Latin. Basically, Herman Osthoff (a German Linguistic), created (discovered) the Law for the shortening a vowel in Latin. he had devoted his life to finding this out.
What are the main conflicts in ''Under the Lions Paw'' by Hamlin Garland?
butler is very cruel selfish and self centered even when going according to the law. council is just the oposite, he always makes sure to help others no matter what.
What is the major theme of life without principle?
The major theme of Life Without Principle is Freedom. The author cautions against the conventionalism of church, business, state, law. government, and politics.
Does harry taco bowman have a chance at parole?
Probably not , he will not plea with the law to hurt his brothers, like they did to him No. He got two life sentences.
What does the idiom living the life of Riley mean?
It means you eat corned beef hash, enjoy jigs, have a last name like O'Malley or McDougal, follow Murphy's Law, and have an irresistable urge to use the word blarney. That is living the life of Riley. Also, living the life of Riley requires that you were born in a pub.
What happens when a states law conflicts with a federal?
Federal law prevails.
What is a symbol in the law of life by Jack London?
In "The Law of Life" by Jack London, the symbol of the wolves represents the harsh and unforgiving nature of the environment. Through the protagonist's encounter with the wolves, London highlights the struggle for survival and the inevitability of death. The wolves also symbolize the protagonist's acceptance of his fate as he faces the end of his life.
What is the significance of the moose in The Law of Life by Jack London?
In "The Law of Life" by Jack London, the moose symbolizes the protagonist's realization of the natural order of life and death. It serves as a reminder of the cycle of life and how all living things must eventually succumb to death, highlighting the theme of nature's indifference towards individual beings.
What is antigone's major argument for her disobedience?
creons's law conflicts with divine law
When was Jack Carter's Law created?
Jack Carter's Law was created in 1974.
State law conflicts with state law?
One of those laws must be repealed.
What do you call a law that conflicts with a constituton?
A law that violates the constitution is said to be unconstitutional.
Who decides whether the law conflicts really existl?
A judge.
After a law has passed, if it conflicts with the Constitution, it can be made void by the _________.?
Supreme Court
What constitutional clause is used to determine if a state law conflicts with federal law and is therefore invalid?
supremacy clause
What has the author Jack Norton written?
Jack Norton has written: 'The criminal law system of Syria' -- subject(s): Constitutional law, Criminal law
What has the author Jack Anderson written?
Jack Anderson has written: 'Modern sports law' -- subject(s): Law and legislation, Sports
