Sentence examples for police clauses from inspiring English sources

But officials learned they could use the 1847 Town Police Clauses Act which allows "thronging on the highway".

We actively seek to avoid conflicts of interest, and our contract with Lincolnshire Police has an exclusion clause for senior police staff of one year".

In Miranda a 5 4 majority held that the self-incrimination clause forbids police to conduct in-custody interrogations unless they first warn the suspect of his Fifth Amendment right to remain silent.

Finally, it is worth noting that the Supreme Court has been particularly vigilant in policing the Establishment Clause within the public schools.

In the Times, one clause: 'Even as police cars were taking stars to Broadway theatres......

The offending clause in the police reform and social responsibility bill, which receives its third reading in the House of Commons this week, will give the director of public prosecutions (DPP) a veto over private applications to judges for arrest warrants in international criminal cases.

The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a ruling that privately erected crosses on Utah highways bearing the names of deceased police officers violate the establishment clause of the First Amendment.

A contract can have an "illegal clause," without the police showing up.

When suspected Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was taken into custody after two gunfights and a nearly 24-hour lock-down of the nation's 20th most populous city, police invoked a little known clause that allowed them to question the suspect without informing him of his rights to keep silent and to have an attorney present.

Maryland doesn't legally require that this type of clause be used in police misconduct settlements -- they are simply a provision added by the city, according to the ACLU of Maryland.

They give the city leeway to claim there's no pattern of police misconduct -- a claim that the clauses prevent settlement recipients from disputing.