This legislation should be further codified in revisions to the states' driver's manuals.
A 2005 royal decree issued in Saudi Arabia to fight drugs further codified the right of judges to issue execution sentences "as a discretionary penalty" against any person found guilty of smuggling, receiving, or manufacturing narcotics.
As most standards ignore the possibility of fire after earthquake, buildings are not adequately designed for that possibility and thus PEF is a high-risk load needed to be scrutinized further, codified and become part of a routine design.
The obligation to return them to their owners was enshrined in the Constitution, then further codified in 1793, and in the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 — which, as Foner notes, was among the most draconian laws ever enacted in this nation.
Because abuse of the bail system was a legitimate concern, the system was further codified and reformed in the Magna Carta, which accordingly took into account three criteria we still use today: whether the offense merited consideration of bail, the likelihood of conviction and the defendant's criminal history.
This will be further codified using the single framework rule defined in subsection 3.4 below.
Mimi Alemayehou: In June of 2012, President Obama unveiled a new Presidential Policy Directive on Sub-Saharan Africa, which further codified the United States' long-standing commitment to the nations and peoples of the region.
"Guy Court," which premieres November 6 at 11 p.m., further codifies what guys are supposed to do by enforcing the rules through the court of law, overseen by Judge Donnell Rawlings (from "Chappelle's Show").
But less noticed amid the initial fanfare was that the Court's reasoning may have actually further codified the curtailment of privacy rights among another, particularly-aggrieved demographic, members of which have proven uniquely vulnerable to encroachments of state power and inured to the constant predations of a system explicitly designed to screw them over: drivers.
It could even end up being worse than nothing: We'd have another powerful government office that would be impossible to get rid of and which could prove useful in lending an "independent" stamp of approval to law enforcement's worst practices, or worse still, further codifying them.
