Sentence examples for law on identification from inspiring English sources

About 1,500 lawmakers, government employees and foreign guests were finally freed in the early hours of Friday morning after thousands of irate protesters had formed a human chain around the Bosnian Parliament building in Sarajevo for 14 hours to demonstrate against an impasse over a law on identification documents.

The proposed laws on witness identification are intended to reduce cases like Mr. Dail's by requiring things like sequential photo lineups of suspects, in which police officers show witnesses photographs of one suspect at a time.

A federal appeals court decisively struck down North Carolina's voter identification law on Friday, saying its provisions deliberately "target African-Americans with almost surgical precision" in an effort to depress black turnout at the polls.

Ellison emphasized his history as an organizer and elected official, pointing to his experience helping defeat a voter identification law on the ballot in Minnesota in 2012.

In the decision reviewed today, the federal appeals court in Philadelphia had blocked the law on the ground that its identification of harmful material by reference to "contemporary community standards" -- a phrase Congress borrowed from the Supreme Court's test for obscenity -- violated the First Amendment when applied to the worldwide community of the Internet.

Other offenses included manufacturing false law enforcement identification.

Thus, by Leibniz's Law, this identification must be mistaken.

We focus on identification of genes.

Gov. Pat McCrory signed into law on Monday a Republican-backed requirement that voters present photo identification at the polls.

Research examining the impact of voter identification laws on voter turnout estimate that the strictest laws, of which Wisconsin's is one, depress minority turnout as much as 10 percentage points.

Almost every day, I get e-mails and Twitter messages asking me about the effect of voter identification laws on turnout.