Sentence examples for complex statutes from inspiring English sources

I suspect this is mostly because understanding complex statutes like the CFAA is just hard.

Drafting glitches are common in complex statutes, and the two Republican judges found one.

That law, which was passed in 1974, was designed to prevent the unauthorized disclosure of government records, but it is an unusually vague and complex statute.

The Federal Election Campaign Act is the same complex statute the court reviewed in its landmark 1976 decision, Buckley v. Valeo.

But liability for past infringement could be considerable, depending in part on how the lower courts deal with complex statute of limitations issues.

Chester E. Finn, Jr., an assistant secretary of education in the Reagan administration, wrote in a blog post on Thursday: "One can only wish them well, but reworking this monstrously complex statute is apt to prove almost as challenging as health care".

We must simplify complex legal statutes to make them easier for our clients to understand.

New York's rent laws are a complex tangle of statutes, and are subject to interpretation.

Because of a complex set of statutes in U.S. immigration law, children who are abandoned -- as opposed to delivered to an orphanage by their parents -- tend to have an easier time meeting requirements for an orphan visa.

Implicit in Wydra and Berman's argument is that the current law is a complex web of statutes, written and rewritten over time by different lawmaking bodies that worked hard to create an immigration system that is functioning -- more or less -- the way they envisioned it.

The decision turned on the complex interplay of several statutes, one that left a concurring judge, John G. Roberts, pleading with his two colleagues.