'unlawful interference' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any action that involves the disruption or interference of something in a way that is not allowed by law (or other rules). For example: The business owner had to take legal action after suffering from unlawful interference from a rival company.
In an earlier letter, she said it also amounted to "unlawful interference, coercion and intimidation".
The agency has characterized Allstate's dismissals as "unlawful interference, coercion and intimidation".
Consent by the victim or plaintiff may also make an otherwise unlawful interference lawful.
In its finding in September 2000, the E.E.O.C. said that Allstate's action amounted to "unlawful interference, coercion and intimidation".
"She suffered and continues to suffer very serious distress at this wholly unjustified and unlawful interference with her rights.
Adrian Young, Senior Aviation Consultant for To70, said: "Unlawful interference on board by passengers is reasonably well covered around the world.
On the day before Game 4 of the NBA Finals, Dwyane Wade's ex-wife Siovaughn Funches-Wade was arrested on two counts of attempted child abduction and unlawful visitation interference involving their two children.
Lawyers for Mr Farrakhan said the ban was "an unlawful and disproportionate interference with his right to communicate freely with his followers and supporters in this country".
Nicholas Blake QC condemned the black political leader's exclusion as "an unlawful and disproportionate interference with his right to communicate freely with his followers and supporters in this country".
Last month, Martin Scheinin, former UN special rapporteur on human rights and counter-terrorism, told the European parliament that the "the surveillance constituted an unlawful or arbitrary interference with privacy or correspondence.
But Mr Farrakhan's QC, Nicholas Blake, condemned the black leader's exclusion as "an unlawful and disproportionate interference with his right to communicate freely with his followers and supporters in this country".
