| Spheres of influence in the loose or nonlegal sense of the term date to the beginning of recorded history. |
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| It would, rather, be a nonlegal but more accessible presentation of the most relevant legislation. |
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| This commission is nonlegal, but its goal is to reconcile and compensate the people victim for the former events. |
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| Once again this runs counter to the holistic approach which presupposes a direct link between the nonlegal concerns of individuals and the impact these have on legal decision-making. |
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| Although it would be possible to assess the numbers served and obstacles to access in the same way as other CLE programs, any such quantification would bypass the nonlegal concerns that participants are attempting to address. |
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| According to Weber, the defining features of bureaucracy sharply distinguish it from other types of organization based on nonlegal forms of authority. |
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| Two broad categories of problems can be singled out: those deriving directly or indirectly from legal constraints and those deriving from nonlegal factors. |
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| Are nongovernmental, nonlegal instruments useful? |
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| Even for issues with a legal remedy, social workers can provide other, nonlegal solutions so that patients and families can choose the best course. |
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| Students should not refrain from considering nonlegal employment if they think they might like it just because a majority of their classmates choose law careers. |
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| Nonlegal business advice offered by attorneys is not covered by either the attorney-client privilege or the tax practitioner-client privilege. |
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