Sentence examples for statutes available from inspiring English sources

As if often the case, there will be no shortage of statutes available for a federal prosecution if the investigation turns up evidence of significant wrongdoing.

In the fearful aftermath of Sept. 11, Attorney General John Ashcroft vowed to use the full might of the federal government and "every available statute" to hunt down and punish "the terrorists among us".

"Additional benefits, such as health care and housing allowances, are by statute currently only available to spouses and therefore cannot be made available to same-sex domestic partners of service members under current law," Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta wrote in a letter released by the Pentagon.

Moreover, files that you yourself store in the cloud never enjoy the protection of the warrant standard; under the statute, they are available to the government with a prosecutor's subpoena from the moment they are uploaded.

Out-of-statute debt is readily available on various Web sites that cater to the collections industry.

The statute also offers remedies available to both EPA and the public at large to ensure enforcement of the provisions of RCRA and the EPA regulations.

With recent changes in California statute, search warrants may be more readily available in such cases (California Statutes of 2009); CalDOJ no longer accepts uncorroborated claims of non-possession.

That left Harrisburg with far more limited forms of restructuring assistance available under state statutes.

In addition, bills pending in Congress would rewrite federal drug statutes, making treatment more readily available and sentences fairer and more sensible.

Eric Bauman, chairman of the Los Angeles County Democratic Party, called on Gov. Jerry Brown and the California Legislature to "scrub" the state Constitution, laws and statutes to find any legal means available to "to protect every Californian" against new conservative policies of the Trump administration. .

As long as the "racketeering activity" is "chargeable" or "indictable" under an applicable criminal statute, the substantive RICO charge is available.