Sentence examples for lawfully protected from inspiring English sources

In an internal complaint, an F.B.I. employee charged that the bulletins improperly blurred the line between lawfully protected speech and illegal activity.

The 2003 memo led to an internal Justice Department inquiry after an F.B.I. employee charged that it improperly blurred the line between lawfully protected speech and illegal activity.

More crimes are prevented by lawful citizens lawfully protecting themselves with firearms than are prevented by the police.

None of them had any real experience, training, or even the first clue how to lawfully protect assets, and instead all they really accomplished was the loss of these client's assets through their own fraud.

It's time for Congress to enact an intelligent, well designed, National Carry Law so none of us has to fear being in the wrong place at the wrong time without the means to lawfully protect ourselves as Bernie Goetz discovered thirty years ago today.

There really isn't much with teeth to protect lawfully collected medical records, travel records, credit records and financial data".

He wrote that federal authorities were "constraining" critical terrorism investigations in New York and said the federal government "is doing less than it is lawfully entitled to protect New York City," concluding that "the city is less safe as a result".

..@POTUS lacks the constitutional authority to cut funding for #SanctuaryCities simply because they've lawfully acted to protect immigrants.

(a) A closed piece of luggage found in a lawfully searched car is constitutionally protected to the same extent as are closed pieces of luggage found anywhere else.

Those cases made clear, if it was not clear before, that a closed piece of luggage found in a lawfully searched car is constitutionally protected to the same extent as are closed pieces of luggage found anywhere else.

Although some experts say the entire concept of a permanent interface for intercepting communications undermines security, Cross believes that a system such as Cisco's can help ensure that intercepts are performed lawfully, providing it is properly protected against unauthorized access.