Sentence examples for authorized law from inspiring English sources

The government argues that in the 1980s, Congress authorized law enforcement to use wiretaps to investigate frauds committed telephonically.

The Supreme Court long ago authorized law enforcement agencies to obtain call logs — albeit on paper rather than from a computer database — without full probable cause to believe a crime had been committed.

Yesterday, Starbucks chief executive Howard Schultz attempted to diffuse the issue by writing an open letter asking customers to please leave their guns at home, unless they are authorized law enforcement personnel.

On Nov. 24, 1932, the FBI laboratory was established to provide scientific crime detection facilities to authorized law enforcement agencies.

"Janssen's refusal to comply with the subpoena impedes the city's authorized law enforcement investigation into potential misconduct by Janssen," the city stated in its request.

There are exceptions: where the monitoring is subject to specific statutory authorization, where the monitored individual consents and where the information is "pertinent to and within the scope of an authorized law enforcement activity".

North Dakota governor Jack Dalrymple ordered the immediate evacuation of the main encampment of activists opposing the Dakota Access pipeline, but a state official said he would not authorize law enforcement officials to carry out the order.

He asked a state judge to authorize law enforcement officials to "impound and secure" all voting equipment when it wasn't in use for the recounts or other election-related activity.

Some legal scholars said that the amendment did not confer any legal authority on the president, pointing to the words "authorized by law".

The only source of homeland security money for law enforcement officers -- the Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Program -- is financed on an ad hoc basis and is not authorized in law.

It is very much "authorized by law".