'interpretations of law' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the various ways that laws can be interpreted or understood. For example, "Different interpretations of law have resulted in conflicts between various governments."
Across the country, policies and interpretations of law on the subject vary widely.
Appellate judges are only supposed to consider interpretations of law, not second-guess the factual decisions made by jurors.
During Olsen's confirmation hearing as the director of the N.C.T.C., Wyden forced Olsen to admit publicly that the FISA court made interpretations of law in secret.
Even if you trust Obama, should we have programs and interpretations of law that others could abuse now without his knowing it or later in another administration?
The government is justified in classifying certain information regarding national security operations, but, in most cases, there is no good rationale for the classification of judicial interpretations of law.
The court issues secret orders containing secret interpretations of law and has far exceeded its jurisdiction by deciding that indiscriminate mass domestic surveillance is consistent with a democracy and constitutional norms.
For example, when reviewing challenges to administrative agencies' interpretations of laws they implement, we defer to the agencies unless their interpretation violates "the unambiguously expressed intent of Congress".
They have been warning about "secret interpretations" of laws and backdoor "loopholes" that allow the government to collect our private communications.
Interpretation of Law 11 has evolved over the years.
Just as the election process was called into question, the arbitrary interpretation of law was used to wrongfully incarcerate our daughter Lori Berenson without due process four years ago.
