Sentence examples for law statute from inspiring English sources
Democratic legislators said the Republicans' proposal was in violation of the state Megan's Law statute and could put the county and police department at risk of lawsuits.
Police officers, prison guards, judges and care providers at public health facilities can all be prosecuted under the title 18, section 242 of the US code, more commonly known as the "color of law" statute.
Rape shield law, statute or court rule, introduced in the late 20th century, which limits the ability of the defendant's counsel to introduce the accuser's sexual history as evidence during a rape trial and therefore can prevent the accuser from being discredited by information that is not relevant to the defendant's guilt or innocence.
Training takes place on the job--in other words, you start with the technical background and then learn the law (statute and case law) as you go along.
"The question is, what law, statute or rule or regulation has been violated?
The country, by law, statute and vote still believes marriage should be between a man and a woman.
The group's president, Joseph Strasburg, said: "Overwhelmingly, 90percentt of it is codifying existing case law, statutes and operational bulletins.
Meanwhile, most of the the media can still barely say the word "torture" without using some ridiculously awkward workaround instead, let alone quote the domestic and international law statutes that unequivocally outlaw it.
Domestic chastisement was once considered legitimate discipline of one's wife and marital rape was excluded from the definition of rape in many criminal law statutes.
As a result, changes prescribed by law, statutes and even war, have not yet fully transformed America.
Well, we do have decades of communications case law, statutes and regulations that have prevented this kind of anti-consumer behavior on traditional phone networks.
