The phrase "law writing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English. It refers to the act of writing or drafting legal documents or laws. An example of using "law writing" in a sentence is: "As a lawyer, my job involves a lot of law writing, from drafting contracts to writing briefs for court cases."
Ancient Babylon, celebrated as a fount of law, writing and urban living, sits just outside the modern-day city of Hilla, about 60 miles south of Baghdad.
A group of press advocacy groups working with Unesco recently published an open letter advocating the passage of a freedom of information law, writing, "We still lack the legal mechanism that guarantees the citizen's right to have access to information".
In 1933, fearing that Hitler was preparing to seal Germany's borders, he fled to the Netherlands with his sister and made his way to Lausanne, Switzerland, where he received a doctorate in administrative law, writing his thesis on hydroelectric enterprises.
Justice Antonin Scalia has been harshly critical of the honest-services law, writing in a recent dissent that it has been applied to "a staggeringly broad swath of behavior".
Mr. Babbitt, who has spent his years out of government practicing law, writing and speaking for conservation, proposed that Mr. Obama should right the imbalance by permanently setting aside four million acres of public lands and then maintaining a one-to-one ratio of preserved land to land leased for oil and gas development.
If, as professors, we are unable (or unwilling) to learn about careers in the pharmaceutical industry, science law, writing, public policy, etc., we should encourage our students to visit the career center on campus.
"In my opinion I violated no law," wrote Lincoln.
"No law written can stem the tide," he said.
User 'Cowboy law' wrote: "Your workload will get lighter and lighter.
Even then, the end of slavery was only a law written on a piece of paper.
Returning to Tunis, Mr. Bourguiba practiced law, wrote for Tunisian newspapers and plunged into politics.
