Sentence examples for capricious law from inspiring English sources

"This law is not a capricious law.

But it isn't the capricious law suits that really worry Agudath but the genuine ones, says Shmarya Rosenberg whose blog Failed Messiah has been following the issue.

The arrest and the accumulated stories of Latinos led to a civil rights complaint filed by the Yale clinic in March 2009, with vivid tales of arbitrary police stops, beatings, stun-gun shots, racial slurs, illegal searches and seemingly capricious law enforcement.

By 1862, the fragile order of this frontier state was breaking down under the pressures of an unpopular draft and a capricious martial law.

ALISON LEIGH COWAN GRAPHIC: MORE BACKGROUND NOISE: Some questions might seem capricious, but law enforcement officials say they could furnish useful clues.

The conclusion is hard to escape: If you intend to live and work under capricious Chinese laws, who needs Hong Kong?

The next month, the group of neighbors filed their petition to review that order, saying that it was "politically motivated, arbitrary and capricious, contrary to law, unsupported by substantial evidence, and the product of an abuse of discretion," Judge Michaela Murphy of Kennebec County Superior Court noted in Friday's ruling.

Under the Administrative Procedure Act, those deficiencies ("arbitrary or capricious," as the law goes) in rule-making can cause a court to overturn any action taken by a federal agency.

Thanks for the Mammaries began as a Facebook call for art and ephemera which her friends many of them artists embraced with gusto, frequently in violation of FB's capricious lady-nipple laws.

In her strongly worded opinion in the Van Hollen case, Judge Jackson ruled that the FEC's electioneering communication disclosure regulation was "arbitrary, capricious, and contrary to law and that the regulation is an unreasonable interpretation" of the law passed by Congress.

Tenants are well protected under French law from capricious landlords.