This is an issue of law and national security, not partisanship.
From a local issue of law and order, De Luca's trial has morphed into a national test case on the limits of free speech.
I BLOGGED a few days ago on the growing divide between the government and the public on the issue of law and order.
"We are at the infant stages of probing this issue of law," said Brian Barney, chair of the family law department of the association.
When riots broke out between white supremacists and Lebanese youths on Sydney beaches in 2005, he described it as an issue of law and order, rather than race.
The new President viewed the compliance problems as a narrow issue of law; it was the sole responsibility of the FISA court, not the White House, to oversee the programs.
The economy may be most people's top concern at the moment but, remarkably, the issue of law and order seems to bother voters more even than health, which used to matter much more (see chart).
Another described a colleague's approach to the assignment as "churn that bill, baby!" The e-mails, which emerged in a court filing late last week, provide a window into the thorny issue of law firm billing.
The correspondence, which emerged in a court filing in a fee dispute between DLA Piper and a client, "provide a window into the thorny issue of law firm billing," DealBook's Peter Lattman reports.
In fact PT have shown considerable courage in confronting some of the populist "common sense" attitudes of Brazilian society whose crudeness on the issue of law and order was recently demonstrated by the success of the film Tropa de Elite.
