'legislation law' is a correct and usable term in written English.
Generally speaking, it is used to describe laws created or enacted by a legislature, such as a national governing body or the U.S. Congress. For example: "The recent legislation law passed by Congress will have a major impact on environmental regulations."
Attorney General John Ashcroft has argued that without new legislation, law enforcement authorities lack all the tools they need to thwart terrorists.
Earlier this month an accidental loophole in drug legislation law led to a host of illegal drugs, including ecstasy, magic mushrooms and ketamine, being legalised in Ireland for 24 hours.
For example, the text dedicates an entire section to controlling digital crime through legislation, law enforcement, and investigation.
Solicitor General Lesley Thomson QC, who announced the figures, said: "By full use of the proceeds of crime legislation, law enforcement can strike at the very heart of criminality in Scotland to ensure that criminal networks big and small are disrupted and dismantled.
As a result of the legislation, law enforcement agencies in California now have to get a warrant from a judge before they can force a business to disclose or provide access to electronic information, including metadata, email, text messages or documents stored online in the cloud.
It included information obtained after the implementation of Spanish comprehensive smoke-free legislation (Law 42/2010).
In citizens' initiative procedures, the agenda for issues and the proposals generally originate "bottom up" from some opposition or civil society groups that demand new political measures or legislation (law-promoting initiative) or object to a particular government project or legislative act (law-controlling initiative).
"Damn your legislation, laws and the state you have established!" one woman shouted from the camp, denouncing the government of Mr. Assad.
As Governor of Georgia, Carter was responsible for adding various anti-piracy (bootlegging) laws into the legislation, laws which obviously affected Walden's record business.
Much of the Great Society legislation — laws that created the Medicare, Medicaid, the National Endowment for the Arts and financed public schools — passed Congress when Democrats commanded supermajorities in both houses in 1965 and 1966.
The state does need federal water legislation — laws that incentivize agricultural and urban efficiency and assist in groundwater cleanup and recharging.
