English to Arabic Law/Patents Law (general) General

At this point, you may be wondering what all this esoteric theory can possibly mean to a practicing constitutional lawyer. What it means, in short, is that those who want to succeed in constitutional argument must be fully versed in the norms that govern its practice. Put another way, a good constitutional lawyer must completely master the language—the grammar—of constitutional argument. Fortunately, these norms have been the subject of some study, and Professor Philip Bobbitt has given a particularly helpful account of the basic rules. Bobbitt has identified and described six fundamental modalities” (or forms) of argument that are accepted by convention as legitimate in constitutional practice.