The phrase "addressing laws" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of dealing with or considering legal regulations or statutes in a particular context.
Example: "The committee is focused on addressing laws that impact environmental protection."
Alternatives: "tackling legislation" or "dealing with regulations".
In that time, the Court has denied suspect-class status and the special judicial protections associated with it to the elderly, the disabled, and the poor, and it has avoided suspect-class determinations when addressing laws that discriminate against members of the LGBTQ community.
Yet while the government claims in the speech from the throne that it will launch an inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, provide "greater support for survivors of domestic and sexual assault," and make life easier for immigrants in Canada, it makes no reference to addressing laws that demonstrably harm all of these groups.
The risk that A.I. must avoid, given the rate of change in the legal information field, is the risk of addressing law as it has been rather than law as it is becoming.
Nekima uses the law clinic, Community Justice Project, as a touch point and framework to address laws, policies and practices that produce inequality.
Haile often wrote editorials that addressed law and order.
Mr. Sessions was traveling to Memphis, where he was expected to address law enforcement officers on Thursday morning.
Proselytizing for the Utah strategy, Mr. Shurtleff has addressed law enforcement conventions, convened regional strategy sessions and counseled lawmakers from other states.
The United States has made progress in recent years in setting up agreements with China to address law enforcement issues, Justice Department officials said.
Obama is also scheduled to address law enforcement leaders as part of his ongoing campaign to reform aspects of the criminal justice system.
The justices refer to storage capacity and range of apps; they even address law enforcement's concern over destruction of evidence by means of remote wiping.
Graduate students and some undergraduates attended the ceremony, at Louis Brown Athletic Center, one of 19 events at Rutgers' three main campuses scheduled through May 25, when Senator Jon S. Corzine is to address law school graduates at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark.
