单词	Blackstonian
释义	Blackstonian adjective Black·​sto·​nian ˌblak-ˈstō-nē-ən  -nyən law : of or relating to the English jurist Sir William Blackstone or his philosophy of law Where previously the Blackstonian doctrine mandated that when a nuisance could be proved, a plaintiff was entitled to its abatement, courts of equity were willing to couple the finding of nuisance with a remedy limited to damages. Louise A. Halper, Boston College Environmental Affairs Law Review, Fall 1998 Summoning another factoid, he recalled a seminal Blackstonian tenet, reciting it nearly verbatim: "This is what Blackstone said: 'The goal of the judge is to find and declare the law.' They were not to read new meaning into the Constitution." Michael Leahy, Washington Post, 11 Oct. 2009 Word History First Known Use 1825, in the meaning defined above
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