He called the local taxi fare law "poorly written, but one we're forced to interpret".
But New York law, poorly enforced by all accounts, requires little of salons beyond the posting of signs and the providing of cautionary literature.
As regards Austin's "command" model, it seems to fit some aspects of law poorly (e.g., rules which grant powers to officials and to private citizens of the latter, the rules for making wills, trusts, and contracts are examples), while excluding other matters (e.g., international law) which we are not inclined to exclude from the category "law".
But, he said, the US and UK laws were poorly understood and a disincentive.
It could be that well-meant laws are poorly enforced, or that many prostitutes are incapable, for complex reasons, of true autonomy.
At least a dozen African countries have adopted similar laws, many poorly drafted, said the judge, who called them poor substitutes for measures that protected those at risk.
The NGO Global Witness has reported a growing trend of killings of environmental activists, particularly in the Amazon, where laws are poorly enforced.
The reason narcotics laws are poorly enforced is because the traffic is so immense that the existing laws or any proposed laws designed to stop it are flatly unenforceable.
But others fear the well-meaning bill, even if it is passed, will make no difference to the way in which disabled people are treated, in a country where many existing laws are poorly enforced and often flouted.
As automobile transportation continues to increase around the world, bicyclists, pedestrians, and motorcyclists, also known as vulnerable road users (VRUs), will become more susceptible to traffic crashes, especially in countries where traffic laws are poorly enforced.
