Sentence examples for legally shaky from inspiring English sources

Some schools are still imposing legally shaky barriers, like requiring the unanimous approval of student officers or prohibiting activities that violate "community morals," said Darcy Goddard, legal director of the A.C.L.U. of Utah.

QUESTION FROM NEUMANN103: Jeff — which do you think does more harm to the perception of Justice: legally shaky decisions that result in the "right" public policy results (eg Roe, 1973) and legally sound decisions that create "bad" results (eg Citizens United)?

Criticized by opponents as a legally shaky government intrusion into regulating the Internet, the new rules would prevent network operators from blocking lawful content but still let them ration access to their networks.

None of that stuff was found in the home, and in fact the premise of the raid that someone was violating 720 ILCS 5/17-2 was 5/17-2 wasaky.

While using cell records like a map to pinpoint the caller's location (which prosecutors did in Adnan's case) rests to this day on shaky ground legally and scientifically, they were still be used to support the timeline of events that day.

So even now, still while an EU Member State, the U.K. looks to be on shaky ground legally over its national security legislation — which is facing a crowdfunded legal challenge.

"Legally, he's on shaky ground," Gerben said.

All the kids are at it, but the less said about that the better, because it's very, very shaky ground legally.

The executive team at Yahoo may be on shaky moral ground, but legally they have done nothing more than be a good corporate citizen, no matter which country they operate in.

Legally, the secretary-of-state-signature argument seems kind of shaky.

Global warming conspiracy theorist and snowball aficionado James Inhofe, a Republican from the shaky petro-state of Oklahoma, said Washington "is not legally bound to any agreement setting emissions targets or any financial commitment to it without approval by Congress".