hasLegalSubject

P20024
predicate

Indicates that an entity serves as the legal subject (e.g., rights-holder or obligated party) in a legal relationship or context.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
hasLegalSubject canonical 307
hasLegalDuty 11
hasLegalStandingAs 2

Description generation (PDg)

The one-sentence description above was generated by prompting gpt-5.1 with the predicate name and this instruction.

Instruction
Given a predicate that represents a relationship or action between entities, generate a one-sentence description explaining its meaning.  
# Instructions
Focus on describing the relationship, not the entities themselves. 
# Response Format
Begin the description with \' Indicates...\'
Input
Predicate: hasLegalSubject
Generated description
Indicates that an entity serves as the legal subject (e.g., rights-holder or obligated party) in a legal relationship or context.

Sample triples (321)

Subject Object
Article VIII of the Constitution of the State of Iowa corporate law
Article VIII of the Constitution of the State of Iowa banking regulation
Article VIII of the Constitution of the State of Iowa financial regulation
Article VIII of the Constitution of the State of Iowa business organizations
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration separation of powers
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration executive privilege
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration war powers
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration treaty power
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration appointments clause
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration federalism
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration presidential authority
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration congressional oversight
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration confidentiality of law enforcement files
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration application of federal statutes to the president
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration international law and use of force
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration government ethics and conflicts of interest
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration interpretation of appropriations statutes
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration executive agreements
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration immunity of federal officials
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration scope of independent counsels
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration application of criminal laws to executive officials
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration classification and access to national security information
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration executive orders and their legal effect
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration recess appointments
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration scope of presidential signing statements
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration application of the Freedom of Information Act to the executive branch
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration application of the Privacy Act to federal agencies
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration constitutional limits on federal criminal jurisdiction
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration interpretation of civil rights statutes
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration religious liberty and the Establishment Clause
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration First Amendment constraints on federal action
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration sovereign immunity of the United States
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration application of international treaties in U.S. law
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration extraterritorial application of U.S. statutes
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration interpretation of immigration statutes
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration interpretation of anti-terrorism statutes
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration interpretation of sanctions and export control laws
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration application of the War Powers Resolution
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration use of military force without a declaration of war
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration status of U.S. forces under international law
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration presidential authority to deploy troops abroad
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration interpretation of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration intelligence collection and constitutional constraints
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration inter-branch disputes over access to information
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration executive branch compliance with Supreme Court decisions
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration interpretation of the Federal Advisory Committee Act
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration application of the Hatch Act to executive officials
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration application of anti-nepotism statutes in the executive branch
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration interpretation of the Vacancies Act
Office of Legal Counsel opinions during the Clinton administration scope of presidential pardon power