Sentence examples for hampering law from inspiring English sources

It may also erode community-police relations, hampering law enforcement efforts as minority community members become less willing to report crime, to testify, and to convict.

Fried said his personal opinion was that privacy protections have gone too far in America, and have begun hampering law enforcement from doing its job.

The hedging in the House followed an aggressive lobbying campaign by the attorney general, who complained in writing to lawmakers that the Rohrabacher-Farr amendment was hampering law enforcement and endangering the public.

Requiring more would unduly hamper law enforcement.

It is not as though we are asked to extend a mischievous doctrine that has been shown to hamper law enforces.

Mr. Fishman of Catholic University said that such a requirement could hamper law enforcement's ability to act quickly because of the paperwork required to show probable cause.

To prevent arresting officers from acting on the assumption that fellow officers who call upon them to make an arrest have probable cause for believing the arrestees are prepetrators of a crime would, it is argued, unduly hamper law enforcement.

New York argues that the suppression of DMV records would lead to an increase in traffic and vehicular violations, and would hamper law enforcement's ability to control such violations.

Congressmen, prosecutors and even some judges said the criminal law decisions would hamper law enforcement.

Consequently, the military's harsh interrogation treatment hampered law enforcement's "rapport-based" interrogation policy to gather admissible evidence for prosecution of terrorists.

The court denied that its ruling would hamper law enforcement, saying there is no evidence of an increase in crime in jurisdictions that already limit deadly force.