The Sunday opening of shops is being enforced, whether the still strongly religious population likes it or not.
The Supreme Court has made it clear that "an agency's decision not to prosecute or enforce, whether through civil or criminal process, is a decision committed to an agency's absolute discretion.
"When the state embarks on a new item that has significantly large impacts in unintended ways, whether a permit or what is the right move, it is useful in our ordinance somewhere to enforce whether something becomes a nuisance," Gunther said.
Mr Gore's only hope is that prosecutors and judges will decide that the letter of this law is too silly to enforce.Whether or not the vice-president is prosecuted (for the moment, the betting is against it), he has already been humiliated.
Sparking the Sun's infamous "Gotcha" headline, dispute centred around whether the ship was heading towards or away from the islands, whether it was in the declared "exclusion zone" that Britain had been enforcing, and whether the sinking was directly ordered despite ceasefire negotiations taking place.
My defense is probably going a bit too far, because certainly men are controlling these societies and enforcing traditions, whether about education or about mutilation or about trafficking; I don't mean to say that women are the primary culprits at all.
"I do not consider enforcing laws, whether it is for jaywalking or murder, as harassment," he wrote.
But he doubted whether enforcing the seat belt law would help.
Either way, as millions of Internet users stampeded to Napster and alternatives, the legal wrangling raised the question of whether enforcing copyright law in a digital age might take more than winning in court.
With the police facing increasing pressures to tackle cybercrime, terrorism and sex offences, all while dealing with cuts, it is time to decide whether enforcing drugs laws is the best use of resources.
