The phrase "abuse law" is not correct and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing legal frameworks related to abuse, but it is better to clarify the intended meaning.
Example: "The new legislation aims to strengthen the abuse law to protect victims more effectively."
Alternatives: "laws against abuse" or "abuse legislation".
Saunders overruled a specialist QC, Eleanor Laws, an expert in child abuse law, who recommended that the peer be charged.
In November, after meeting with some victims of clergy sexual abuse, Law said that he had acquired a "far deeper awareness of this terrible evil".
The government indicted Mr. Nosal on many counts, including trade secret theft and violation of the computer abuse law for aiding his colleagues in exceeding their "authorized access" to the computers.
"New York is one of the worst states in the country for child sex abuse victims," said Marci A. Hamilton, a professor at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University who specializes in sexual abuse law.
And Ms Millar, head of the abuse law team at Leigh Day Solicitors, urged the peer to step down.
The Scottish government announced last month it will consult on whether to introduce more offences to strengthen its domestic abuse law in the new year.
The state is in dire need of stricter animal abuse laws and more funding for food, medicine and housing for severely abused and abandoned animals.
Hate-speech crimes, and offences under blasphemy, sexual equality, defamation or racial abuse laws vary around the world.
Such discounts are permissible under federal fraud and abuse laws, the government said, in a clarification requested by the hospital industry.
The government informed the industry that many practices commonly used in the marketing and sale of prescription drugs could run afoul of federal fraud and abuse laws.
In a recent letter to federal officials, Charles N. Kahn III, president of the Federation of American Hospitals, said, "To provide a fertile field to develop truly innovative, coordinated-care models, the fraud and abuse laws should be waived altogether".
