Sentence examples for requiring law from inspiring English sources

Community notification laws requiring law enforcement to make public information regarding registered sex offenders were introduced in the '90s.

Another new law permits the government to block access to Web sites that disseminate child pornography, rather than requiring law enforcement officials to pursue offenders through the courts.

The 2001 law spelled out conditions under which inmates could get access to testing and established rules requiring law enforcement to preserve DNA evidence.

Arizona enacted a law requiring law enforcement agencies to sell forfeited guns within a year, rather than destroying them, as many local agencies do.

Santana was not present at the funeral, but he was there when South Carolina's governor signed the first statewide law requiring law enforcement officers to wear body cameras.

New York's chief judge is moving ahead with his rule requiring law students to perform 50 hours of pro bono legal services as a condition of admission to the bar.

When the County Board of Legislators was considering a law requiring law-enforcement officials to report bias crimes to a central authority, Mr. Sayegh and Mr. Millman lobbied together for its passage.

In order to protect reasonable expectations of privacy in the twenty-first century, Congress should pass legislation requiring law-enforcement agencies to obtain a warrant based upon probable cause before they can track a cell phone except in a limited set of time-sensitive situations and emergencies.

Several bills in Congress would lift the controls and ban attempts to require law enforcement keys.

More stringent plans require law enforcement officials, such as police, to be present at the school.

It requires law enforcement officials to arrest suspects before seizing most property using civil asset forfeiture.