Sentence examples for coded law from inspiring English sources

-American law, the custom of courts outside the common law or coded law.

And his racially coded "law and order" rhetoric, along with the appointment of old school drug warriors, like Attorney General Jeff Sessions, marks a return to a punitive drug war strategy of the past that a significant body of scholarship has deemed an abject failure.

Contemporary financial systems are coded in law.

States enforce priority rights coded in law not among contracting parties, but against others.

But what about the rules of the game that are not coded into law?

"Let us being our 'architectural studies.'" In their code, "Law" was the Capitol.

It will be a 2-credit class for a grade, with course code LAW 806M.

David Post, "What Larry Doesn't Get: Code, Law, and Liberty in Cyberspace" 52 Stan.

Penal Code, Law No. 599 of 24 January 2000 [Book II, Title VI, Chapter I: Intrafamily Violence].

To reinforce the cleverness of his title, he uses "code" whenever he means "software," making many of his arguments confusing and requiring him to coin the cute but clumsy terms "East Coast Code" (law) and "West Coast Code" (software).

Courses offered by the School of Law are listed on the Stanford Bulletin's ExploreCourses web site under the subject codes LAW and LAWGEN.