Sentence examples for conducting law from inspiring English sources
Other than acknowledging that the F.B.I. was "conducting law enforcement activity" there, the agency declined to comment.
The U.S. Justice Department told Fairfax, in response to a Freedom of Information Act request, that it was conducting "law enforcement proceedings" involving BHP Billiton, which supplied materials for the gold, silver and bronze medals used in Beijing.
The vessels will include the traditional white Coast Guard craft with the red stripe, which will be conducting law enforcement and safety patrols, and gray-and-black vessels that will enforce safety zones around military ships and dignitaries.
The Posse Comitatus Act of 1878 prohibits the active-duty military forces from conducting law enforcement missions on American soil, and Mr. Allen underscored that the new information-sharing would not violate that ban.
Stephen Dycus, a professor at Vermont Law School who focuses on national security issues, said the Army was prohibited from conducting law enforcement among civilians except in very rare circumstances, none of which immediately appeared to be relevant to the Fort Lewis case.
The Supreme Court's decision not to hear this appeal comes as the Bush administration is increasingly asserting the right to conduct law enforcement in secret.
They used me as an American citizen, had me spend private funds to conduct law enforcement activities on behalf of the FBI.
"To invite for profit prison guards to conduct law enforcement actions in a high school is perhaps the most direct expression of the 'schools-to-prison pipeline' I have ever seen," says Caroline Isaacs of the American Friends Service Committee.
Not to mention, Blake added, there would be no financial incentive for LEAR to conduct law enforcement style operations —the hourly cost of conducting a raid is likely $1,000 to $2,000 an hour.
In addition to the brigade's support to the War on Terrorism, many soldiers of the brigade continually conduct law enforcement and force protection duties in communities located throughout the central region of Europe.
Strong civilian oversight is essential to maintaining citizens' trust in our police departments -- and therefore to the ability of those agencies to conduct law enforcement activities both peacefully and successfully".
