fundamental legal issues

But some critics say that in its effort to remake the health care system, the Administration has overlooked fundamental legal issues that it is only now beginning to understand.

This gives rise to fundamental legal issues, highlighted by Lessig and Bray and Konsynski, such as Intellectual Property and property ownership rights.

In his announcement Mr. Reagan said that Judge Bork's "outstanding intellect and unrivaled scholarly credentials are reflected in his thoughtful examination of the broad fundamental legal issues of our times."

The dispute over executive privilege poses a series of fundamental legal issues of enormous significance both to criminal investigators and to President Clinton that may ultimately require the intervention of the Supreme Court.

He acknowledged that "you can't prove abuse or abandonment in Kim's case" and that Gregory, unlike Kimberly, was "a dependent child, a ward of the state," but he argued that the fundamental legal issues remained the same.