The rehabilitation of prisoners, especially those who have committed the most serious offences, divides law-abiding people everywhere, and it is a good subject to discuss with Rideau when I get the chance to speak to him at last.
The other side of the coin is represented by a divided law enforcement system.
The reward has divided law enforcement officials in Southern California, who came together during the emotional hunt for Mr. Dorner, who was specifically targeting police officers.
"America's hunters know that none of his recommendations would make us any safer," wrote Erica Rhoad, the director of hunting policy for the NRA's Institute for Legislative Action, accusing Ashe of using hunting "to divide law-abiding gun owners".
Norris divides a law into a preceptive and a punitive element.
(DJN II.3.22; Pufendorf 1994a, p. 156; emphasis added) More formatively, he divides the law's injunctions – loosely reflecting the divisions of the natural state into those toward God (adversus Deum), toward ourselves (adversus seipsum), and toward other humans (adversus alios homines).
The royalties I received from my book, Torn Apart: United by Love, Divided by Law (Findhorn Press 2011), have been divided among these three groups.
The Romans divided their law into jus scriptum (written law) and jus non scriptum (unwritten law).
Opinion on Secure Communities is divided among law enforcement in Colorado.
The prime minister said the reform was necessary because "when people's love is divided by law, it is that law that needs to change".
Accusations of racism have divided a law school faculty here in recent weeks, opening an unusually public debate about the role of diversity in legal education here and across the country.
