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That further complicates the task of trying to address the problem by reforming police procedure without also taking a hard look at the scope of the underlying laws that the police are tasked with enforcing.

While all officers are tasked with enforcing DUI laws, Beckner said the department assigns certain officers to specialize in drunk-driving enforcement.

They need to understand that they are tasked with enforcing laws against guns and drugs that have destroyed whole communities, and feed our shameful prison-industrial complex.

As the soldiers of the Islamic State continue in their effort to build up institutions in the north central Syrian city of Raqqa, the Hisbah, or religious police, are tasked with enforcing a particularly harsh form of Sharia law.

Right now the ICE agents -- those are the agents in the interior of the country who are tasked with enforcing the law -- they are not enforcing them and we also have sanctuary cities now where they don't enforce the laws on deportation.

Cannizzaro's case "is the type of de mimimis case that U.S. Attorneys almost never prosecute because they have to worry about prioritizing the more than 4,000 federal criminal statutes they are tasked with enforcing," Iglesias told HuffPost in an email.

Moneck was one of two Pacific Coast investigators for the maritime commission, which is tasked with enforcing shipping laws.

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, the state's highest legal authority, was tasked with enforcing the state's foundational laws and applying its promised rights and freedoms to all residents.

In September, the US Securities and Exchange Committee SECC), which has been tasked with enforcing the number of provisions contained within the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform act, issued a proposal that would require US corporations to publicly disclose their pay ratios.

The commission was tasked with enforcing a number of provisions contained within the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform act, which marked its five-year anniversary in July, including the pay-ratio rule.

Such aggressive interpretation of the rules is likely to occur again, particularly since the FEC, which is tasked with enforcing campaign finance rules, is mired in an ideological standoff, election law experts said.