The phrase "image of law" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to the idea or concept of the law, rather than to actual laws as written. For example, you could say, "We must do our best to uphold the image of law in our community."
"The image of law firms at best is they're stuffy.
As an image of law enforcement, the life-size cast bronze sculpture represents a Princeton policeman issuing a parking summons.
"Naive," is what Ray calls her, and it does seem remarkable that someone otherwise so cynical in their outlook could have such an idealistic image of law enforcement.
Pre-empting Shakespeare, Grandage begins with a silent image of Law, in rumpled black shirt and wide-bottomed trousers, alone on a bare stage.
Emblematic cases like the 2014 disappearance of 43 students who were attacked by police officers connected to a drug gang have traumatized Mexicans and scarred their image of law enforcement.
It seemingly never dawned on Hoover that the show, pitting Stack's good-guy government agent persona against big-time Mob boss Frank Nitti, bolstered the image of law enforcement.
Searing images of law enforcement abuses in Chicago, Cleveland and elsewhere have eroded the public's trust in police power on the street.
The campaign in support of the proposition has blanketed the state with advertisements against "puppy mills," the label critics prefer, featuring grainy video images of law enforcement raids on breeding facilities where frail and listless dogs live cramped in wire cages piled with excrement.
The initial reports revealed a distressingly familiar pattern: A heavily armed active shooter or shooters, at least 14 people dead and more injured, harrowing images of law enforcement and first responders rushing to get the area under control, and stunned people -- some of them wounded and bleeding -- streaming out of the facility.
Scalia made a mighty effort to shape and remake law and public policy in his narrow, retrograde image of what law and public policy in America should be.
To soften the formal and institutional image of Spanish law enforcement, some social media campaigns have included jokes or music soundtracks intended to appeal to young people.
