The phrase "additional statutes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra laws or regulations that supplement existing ones.
Example: "The committee reviewed the additional statutes proposed for the upcoming legislative session."
Alternatives: "supplementary laws" or "extra regulations".
They were charged, on the basis of the same alleged sale of 400 milligrams of heroin, with violations of two additional narcotics statutes.
"As we come to the end of 2011, the Latino community saw a continued level of extreme vitriol targeted through political rhetoric, through discriminatory practices in hiring, the rise in hate crimes and harassment and five additional states enacting anti-immigrant statutes following Arizona's ignominious example in 2010," Rivas wrote.
350, 358, 77 L.Ed. 796 (1933), may accord the agency interpretation of the statute additional significance.
While some forms of discrimination are prohibited by the Constitution, these federal statutes impose additional duties of enforcement and spell out penalties for not complying.
However, discrimination against patients based on race, color, national origin, and disability is forbidden by federal civil rights law, and many states have passed statutes protecting additional classes of people.
We perceive no additional difficulties in this statute, if applicable as assumed.
The Supreme Court recently rejected the agency's argument that it should have additional time before the statute of limitations in fraud cases expires.
Yet the most comprehensive study on the effects of these laws found that violent crime rates increased with each additional year such a statute was in place, presumably as more people were carrying guns.
There was additional confusion over the statute of limitations for sexual abuse cases — or whether there even was one, given the Vatican's reaffirmation of the 1922 and 1962 papal instructions.
