Sentence examples for required law from inspiring English sources
To weed out frivolous suits, the act required law firms to undertake substantial and expensive investigations to demonstrate possible corporate fraud before judges would allow discovery to begin.
In November 2004, the appeals court ruled, 2 to 1, that Solomon was unconstitutional, saying it required law schools "to express a message that is incompatible with their educational objectives".
In 2011, Texas lawmakers approved a bill by Senator Wendy Davis, Democrat of Fort Worth, that required law enforcement agencies to audit the number of untested rape kits in their evidence rooms and report that information to the Department of Public Safety.
The Talking Points Memo post also noted that the version of the bill that the president will sign does not contain the email privacy add-on suggested by Senate Judiciary Chairman Patrick Leahy, which would have required law enforcement officials and government agencies to obtain warrants before viewing user's stored electronic communications (including emails and Facebook messages).
He disagreed with Miranda v. Arizona, which required law enforcement officials to warn a suspect of his rights before questioning him (see Miranda warning).
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Miranda v. Arizona, the landmark US Supreme Court case that required law enforcement officials to read you your rights upon every arrest.
The law was an open invitation to racial profiling by local and state police: it required law-enforcement officers to ask individuals about their immigration status if there was a "reasonable suspicion" that they might be undocumented.
The state open records law usually does not require law enforcement to release information about open investigations.
"And if it requires law enforcement, that's what the governor has the State Police for — to enforce the law".
The changes also require law enforcement officers enrolled in the program to abide by federal anti-discrimination law.
Community notification laws requiring law enforcement to make public information regarding registered sex offenders were introduced in the '90s.
