Sentence examples for rogue law from inspiring English sources

Shouldn't rogue law enforcement officers be reprimanded or fired?

That story is visualized on the screen and Jake Gyllenhaal plays the father who is brutalized and Michael Shannon a rogue law enforcement odder.

WASHINGTON ― Attorney General Jeff Sessions has ordered a wide-ranging review of the Justice Department's efforts to rein in rogue law enforcement agencies, putting the future of police reform in doubt.

They set the stage for an ugly mess, with states rushing to erect their own rogue laws, which then have to be dismantled by the courts piece by piece.

Rep. Harold Volkmer, also an NRA Board member, called the ATF a "Rambo-rogue law enforcement" agency.

While I have no sympathy for rogue police, my heart goes out to law enforcement.

Named Time Magazine's best fiction book of 1995, Ellroy's novel chronicles the lives of three rogue American law enforcement officers over a five-year period leading up to Kennedy's death on 22 November 1963.

Since Hume owned all the tidelands on the Rogue, the law gave him a monopoly on fishing its lower reaches.

Lawrence said: In the absence of federal immigration reform, states are going rogue, passing laws designed to terrorize vulnerable populations.

It is not clear how Walker's character, the rogue former law-enforcement agent Brian O'Conner, will be written out of the movie -- though producers, after resolving a few months ago to retain Walker's character, have been set on having him phased out instead of taking a more morbid option.

By understanding the financial networks underpinning drug cartels, terrorist organizations and rogue nations, U.S. law enforcement and the Treasury Department have been able to pursue more sophisticated strategies aimed at disrupting them.