'daily law' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to refer to regulations or principles that should be followed on a daily basis. For example: "It's important to live your life according to the daily law of being kind to others."
"That's an example of a smart policy," he told the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin in 1997.
At grocery stores in Grants Pass, stopping and citing shoplifters — sometimes with whole carts of beer or food in tow — have become part of the daily law enforcement routine.
LexisNexis specialises in legal documents, and works closely with the The Times regarding their daily law reports as an ideal reference source for practitioners because they may be cited in court.
And law enforcement lied, lied, lied, so much so that we started distributing daily "Law Enforcement Lie of the Day" videos to all state legislators and political reporters in the state.
Santa Monica Daily Press: Law enforcement raids a California raw food club, arrests owner and farmers for illegal production and sale of unpasteurized goat milk, goat cheese and other products.
When it comes to investigating this sniper, an arbitrary killer of innocent people going about their daily lives, law enforcement faces enormous odds against catching what can surely be called a clandestine terrorist.
Still, government officials remained tense and at times unsure of how to assess the stream of angry and threatening phone calls, e-mail messages and letters that flow daily to law enforcement authorities.
An official at the F.B.I. in San Francisco said the bureau was surprised at the governor's announcement because unsubstantiated and uncorroborated alerts were sent daily to law enforcement agencies.
Yet papers like the Daily ("the Law is an Ass") Mail that constantly champion British national "sovereignty" against foreign interference in the Brexit debate also rail against the supreme court's four Canutes of British justice.
Banna believed in Islam as a complete system, which provides divine instruction on everything from daily rituals, law, and politics to matters of the spirit, and to which all other forms of thought and social organization — secularism, nationalism, socialism, liberalism — are alien.
Bishop Daily and law enforcement officials said they were looking into many possible theories, including reports from parishioners that Monsignor Gradilone was exceedingly generous to questionable causes, or that he might have been duped into transferring church money to friends or parishioners who took advantage of his charity.
