Sentence examples for routine law from inspiring English sources

Before Sept. 11, the Coast Guard boarded vessels off the Connecticut coast because of safety concerns or for routine law enforcement, said Lt. Cmdr.

And three, assuming your loss is small, it may not always be a good idea to involve the police in some countries where even routine law enforcement intervention may become unexpectedly complicated.

Had they been checked, a routine law enforcement practice when a felony suspect is apprehended, it could have taken just hours to show that Kerry was the wrong man.

The new system – scheduled to begin next summer with monitors as varied as gunshot-detection sensors in the barrios of East Oakland to license plate readers mounted on police cars patrolling the city's upscale hills – is the latest example of how cities are compiling and processing large amounts of information, known as big data, for routine law enforcement.

6The three types refer to: ■ Task force model that permits local and state officers to question and arrest suspected noncitizens during routine law enforcement operations.

His proposal states that it would apply to jurisdictions that have statutes, policies or practices that prohibit law enforcement "from assisting or cooperating with Federal immigration law enforcement in the course of carrying out the officers' routine law enforcement duties".

Matthew Bershadker, the president and chief executive of the organization, said the police were "equipped to do what the A.S.P.C.A. simply cannot accomplish alone: incorporate enforcement of animal cruelty laws into routine, everyday law enforcement work".

Some law enforcement officials suggested that Afghan officials may simply be unfamiliar with routine law-enforcement techniques now being used by the elite anticorruption units.

The grants are part of President Bush's $5 billion initiative, which hopes to make DNA a routine law-enforcement tool across the country, she said.

The defendant said that the search was a violation of privacy and a lower court agreed with him, but an appeal was made and the Pennsylvania Superior Court decided that because Sodomsky voluntarily handed over his system and because the search was "routine," laws were violated in discovering the file.

A trial court agreed but applied a theory far broader than routine antitrust law.