The phrase "aspect of law" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular feature, characteristic, or component related to legal matters.
Example: "One important aspect of law is the principle of justice, which ensures fairness in legal proceedings."
Alternatives: "facet of law" or "element of law".
But the tension between a police force's obligation to protect life and property, he said, and a society's need to express itself freely is an inherent aspect of law enforcement.
But if you don't watch any legal dramas, people will give you a lecture about something that happened in the show, and assume they know more about every aspect of law than you – after all, they've seen every episode.
Mr. Reich said he was able to persuade the office to keep pursuing the complaint only because an aspect of law was involved that could not be addressed in court because it fell under the attorney general's jurisdiction.
And as for anti-Semitism he says this is simply jealousy on the part of non-Jews".Believe me, if they could found a secret organization that meets once a week in the basements of local synagogues to control every aspect of law and finance and entertainment," he writes, "they would".
Second, there is the interest in the normative aspect of law.
And the aspect of law regulations of biobanking is of crucial importance.
For international aspects of law, see international law; United Nations.
On the Illinois Supreme Court, he was the author of opinions on the death penalty and other aspects of law enforcement.
Most mornings the campers took courses in different aspects of law enforcement, including classes that certified them to do CPR.
As the police whisked the Orangemen past, Catholic youths confined themselves to abusing the republican "policing" unit.Republican involvement in other aspects of law and order is more troubling.
"He's careful and he knows his way around all aspects of law enforcement, which makes it easy to trust him and talk to him".
