The phrase "a good statute" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quality or effectiveness of a law or legal provision.
Example: "The new legislation is considered a good statute because it addresses the needs of the community effectively."
Alternatives: "an effective law" or "a sound regulation".
We have perfectly good Statutes for de-tenuring unproductive bargaining-unit members.
Whether the plain meaning of the statute is a good idea or a bad idea is not relevant.
You have to have a good grip on the whole statute".
She then published in 1775 her statute of provinces, a good piece of organic legislation.
In fact, Vermont's statute has made a good first impression on patients like Anne Donahue, who in 1993 plunged into a serious depression and, after five hospitalizations, was left with $17,000 in unpaid hospital bills.
He did not address the Florida case directly other than to say that the so-called Stand Your Ground statute "is not a good law" and that tighter gun control laws would ultimately come about only at the behest of voters, for example, by organizing a referendum vote.
Dagmar Butte: One way in which the Administration is increasing the burden on employers is that they are issuing memos manifestly contrary to the existing statute and regulations – a good example is the Level 1 Computer Programmer memo that read out the availability of a Level 1 wage despite the fact that the immigration statutes actually mandate 4 wage levels.
Where it is legal (check state laws and local statutes) invest in a good radar detector such as a Valentine One.
It will provide them with a good "contextual" argument when they will interpret antitrust statutes.
The U.S. has been trying to use computer fraud and abuse charges to get around that, but a good executive would say that's part of the statute".
