Sentence examples for dubious law from inspiring English sources

Throughout, Martin will lay down the dubious law.

But as this documentary argues, the mass incarceration of black Americans through dubious law enforcement choices and the subsequent altering of rights has been a direct continuation of the former slave era.

The evidence can be seen in any state or town that has passed constitutionally dubious laws to deny undocumented immigrants the basics of living, like housing or the right to gather or to seek work.

And he flourishes a legal folio which explains why the Chief Justice's recent decision to overturn Pakistan's dubious amnesty law – the National Reconciliation Ordinance – which pardons corrupt politicians, including President Zardari, has nothing to do with Islam.

New York City's Police Department has already declared a zero-tolerance policy for lawbreaking during the conference, which it insists will extend to littering, jaywalking and violations of an obscure and constitutionally dubious state law against three or more people appearing in public in masks.

Throughoutns more in historyo—like Ann from Greenland (click here) who we methesea bar in Chrispecksa where she spends moft of her time with fellow Inuit immigrants, and many others.  .

In a Pennsylvania court on Tuesday, Judge Robert Simpson ruled that the state's new, and highly dubious, voter-I.D. law would not go into effect before the election on November 6th.

He brings up the now ubiquitous and somewhat dubious Zuck's Law, that every year the amount of items people want to share is increasing.

He is a former cocaine addict who has a history of lying and making dubious allegations against law enforcement, according to court records and interviews.

He is a former crack cocaine addict who has a history of lying and making dubious allegations against law enforcement, according to court records and interviews.

Interviews and court records reviewed by The Times paint a complex portrait of the inmate who set off the recent upheaval inside the Sheriff's Department -- a bank robber and crack cocaine addict who has a history of lying and making dubious allegations against law enforcement.