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Discover LudwigThe phrase "armed law" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing legal frameworks related to armed forces or weaponry, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The debate over armed law has intensified in recent years, particularly regarding gun control measures."
Alternatives: "military law" or "firearms legislation".
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In rural Lee County, Va., school leaders recently voted to arm school employees, saying it was cheaper than hiring school resource officers or armed law enforcement personnel.
"Then they fled the chamber surrounded by armed law enforcement agents," he said.
And armed law enforcement officers would supervise the screening and monitor planes on the tarmac.
Armed law enforcement have boarded Malaysia Airlines flight #MH128 after a security incident at Melbourne Airport.
Armed law enforcement officers were, in fact, present at both of those mass shootings.
"There were two armed law enforcement officers at that campus, and you see what happened — 15 dead," Ms. Feinstein said.
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All of this is based on the gun rights lobby's argument that the more armed law-abiding people we have on our streets, the safer everybody will be.
On Friday, everyone thought of friends out in Watertown, stuck in their houses as hundreds of heavily armed law-enforcement agents combed the streets.
In Vienna, Poitras was eventually cleared to board her connecting flight to New York, but when she landed at J.F.K., she was met at the gate by two armed law-enforcement agents and taken to a room for questioning.
Arizona criminals don't appear to be cowering in fear of armed, law-abiding citizens.
Would Harris have felt a little more secure if he knew there was an armed, law-abiding citizen crouching next to him, knowledgeable in firearms.
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