The phrase "a form of illegality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or situation that is considered illegal or against the law, often in a broader or more abstract sense.
Example: "The new policy could be seen as a form of illegality, as it undermines existing regulations."
Alternatives: "a type of unlawful act" or "a kind of illegal behavior".
The world's most popular internet search engine has launched its appeal after it was fined by the European commission for what was described as an "old school" form of illegality.
Category (b) involves procedural legitimate expectations, and so are not discussed here because breaches of them are a form of procedural impropriety rather than illegality.
Under the latter objection there is elaborate specification of particulars which exhibit, with the specifications under the other objections, every shade of meaning, purpose, or effect that ingenuity can ascribe to the statute,indeed, every provision of the statute is reviewed and charged with some form of illegality.
Another cultural factor is "legality" — the fact that unauthorized immigrants are not present in the United States legally is a status that marks them as "the other". A form of racism is at work here, and illegality is a proxy for that sentiment.
Many gay Hamptonites, while acknowledging the illegality, viewed the arrests as a form of harassment, prompted by pressure from a local homeowner's association.
A border is understood as a form of demarcation, but it also opens up the flow of people, goods, and ideas of legality and illegality.
Smuggling, with all its potential as a funding source for other forms of illegality, would become very profitable again.
The punitive society started proceeding (producing our "present") when the war (civil war) was relocated from group rebellions (forms of illegality and plebeian revolts through the 17th and 18th centuries) to the individual violation of the law (the criminal as the solitary soldier of a war which no longer had an army).
The ground of judicial review is termed "simple" to distinguish it from a broader conception of ultra vires developed by the courts that was referred to earlier, which essentially encompasses all the forms of illegality mentioned in the rest of this article.
