– and focus instead on the language of law and order.
But a group of hackers from Johannesburg say the language of law is so complicated that many do not realise how it should protect them.
In fact, although the situation is dire, overall numbers of killings involving police – "auto-resistance deaths" in the sanitised language of law enforcement – have declined over the past decade.
Combine the optimism of students and the enticing language of law schools, then toss in the curve, and an inevitable result is legions of irate and disappointed 1L's.
Gordon Brown, his successor, has similarly sought to out-tough his political foes.But if Labour has mastered the language of law and order, its home secretaries have been remarkably accident-prone.
In 1969, in overturning the conviction of a leader of a Ku Klux Klan group under an Ohio statute that banned the advocacy of terrorism, the Supreme Court unanimously endorsed Holmes's idea and turned it into the language of law.
Even when describing the anguish she suffered, she often adopts the plain, prosaic language of law enforcement; several times she refers to herself not as a woman but as a "female".
I testified in eight trials, have given months of work to the tribunal, and watched it bloat: heard clear language of law and liability replaced by jargon and anagrams; watched communication become a logjam of bureaucracy and hierarchy; listened to the wretched survivors summoned to testify, and wonder how much money was being made in their name.
Competence in the language of law and expertise in local law is essential.
Business is spoken in the language of law, when you read 10-Ks and proxies.
