It happens quite often when the relevant law is labyrinthine.
The relevant law has been outpaced by war and technology.
The relevant law, it seems to me, is not bankruptcy but charity.
Remarkably, the opinion does not quote or even cite the relevant law.
"Allegations of unauthorised disclosure are referred and investigated consistent with relevant law.
For one particularly insightful and nonobvious take on the relevant law, see here.
Framers of legislation must henceforth explain which part of the constitution gives Congress power to enact the relevant law.
It staffed the new court by transferring judges from the civil courts and training them in the relevant law.
She also denied that he was maintaining Ms Williams in the manner required under the relevant law.
The relevant law is section three of the 1967 Criminal Law Act, which reads: "A person may use such force as is reasonable in the prevention of crime".
Liaisons contact the relevant law enforcement agency and/or medical examiner's office and ask officials to fill out a 19-point questionnaire about the incident.
