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Academics expressed unease that works of fact or fiction examining terrorist acts might be vulnerable to prosecution, while lawyers were concerned that the bill was so broadly drafted even actors portraying a terrorist could be accused of glorification.

When the naked photo law was passed in May, I argued that it was so broadly drafted that it would have made criminals out of news organizations who shared, linked, or published the selfies from the 2011 Anthony Weiner sexting scandal — a problem raised by the plaintiffs in Antigone Books.

Earlier this month the Human Rights committee warned the bill in its current form has been too broadly drafted.

JUSTICE pointed out that the legislation is drafted so broadly that it "will be very easy for an officer to justify an arrest" and that this could lead to unfair targeting of ethnic minority groups.

The law was drafted so broadly that it applies not only to start-ups and other operating businesses but also to other securities issuers, such as hedge funds and private-equity funds.

Nick Pickles, director of Big Brother Watch, said: "The filtering provisions are so broadly worded and so poorly drafted that it could allow mining of all the data collected, without any requirement for personal information, which is the very definition of a fishing trip".

Paul Bernal at the University of East Anglia law school says the draft bill is so broadly written it could even be used to monitor carrier pigeons.

Many directives in the Congressional legislation are written so broadly that the agencies have wide discretion in drafting rules.

Why was the receptionist smiling so broadly?

I've never seen him smile so broadly.

"I have never had my job performance criticized so broadly and so openly," Mr. Jordan said.