Sentence examples for legal protocols from inspiring English sources

Human soldiers have legal protocols such as the Geneva conventions to guide them.

The mills of justice grind especially slowly regarding capital punishment, which courts have enveloped in labyrinthine legal protocols.

Rather than a single document (the constitution) superseding previous EU treaties, the new document is a collection of legal protocols and amendments to the earlier treaties.

Cajoling interlopers will insist that nothing was done, that nothing happened without permission, that it was/is done in accord with the scientific and legal protocols for abuse.

Given how far Uber strayed beyond the legal protocols that protect consumer data — and the unsettling twist that it actually paid off its own attackers — it's likely that we'll hear much more from state and federal authorities as they investigate a repeat offender that just can't seem to learn a lesson.

"What if he's scaring them away to the point that we never capture them?" When one of Gross' 17 officers carries out an undercover operation, she says it takes meticulous planning to follow legal protocols.

The work of Western intelligence is becoming gummed up with legal protocol.

U.S. and Indian institutions must move quickly to implement comprehensive policies regarding education, training, and support as well as clearly defined medical and legal protocol to deal with women who are sexually assaulted at home and abroad.

They have also expressed concerns about the conduct of Judge Jackson, who spoke to the press and to an author of a book about the case, in defiance of legal protocol.

If Trump were to push or try to block a criminal investigation from the Oval Office, it would mark an extraordinary break with political and legal protocol, which holds that the attorney general and FBI make decisions on whether to conduct probes and file charges, free of pressure from the president.

By "botched", Sarat means the executioners departed from official legal protocol or standard operating procedure - which can result in a prolonged or painful death.