"caught law" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It is possible that it could be used in a specific context or in a particular dialect, but without further information it is difficult to say when or how it could be used. Example: "The thief was caught law and was sentenced to ten years in prison." In this sentence, "caught law" is potentially being used as a slang term for being caught red-handed or caught violating the law. However, it would be more correct and clear to say "caught breaking the law" or "caught in the act."
The problem has caught law enforcement officials and politicians off guard.
"Did he want to get caught?" Law enforcement officials contacted the police in Montgomery, Ala., and, sure enough, learned that there had been a murder and robbery at a liquor store there four weeks earlier.
Despite the undeniable violence of white supremacists' goals ― many today seek to create a "white ethnostate" purged of minorities by violent means, just as the Order did ― their ascendance has caught law enforcement largely by surprise.
In practice, the state body disclaimed anything but a scientific "observer" role; the park officials lack resources; and even if the navy caught law-breakers, they could often wriggle out of any punishment or, at worst, face trivial fines.
Before Baton Rouge's shooting, more than one-third of the slain officers this year — a total of 10 – had died in ambush attacks, concealed or unexpected assaults designed to catch law enforcement off guard.
Perhaps surprisingly, it was not the alleged plot to have enemies thrown in Mexican prison that would catch law enforcement's attention.
The biggest concern is that the bomber could adjust or escalate tactics to catch law enforcement off-guard, which was the case during the string of bombings that rattled Austin earlier this year that left two dead and five injured.
Recently, I caught a "Law & Order" rerun.
Merchants also say they are caught between law enforcement and organized criminals who pressure them to sell the fakes.
After all, the second-most-famous wiki, WikiLeaks, the one that caught Mr. Law's attention in the first place, is no wiki at all.
Imagine you're a criminal and you and your associates (the game can be played with several players) were recently caught by law enforcement.
