Sentence examples for use in law from inspiring English sources

It currently has little use in law enforcement, though.

Existing studies on its use in law enforcement are focused primarily on body cameras.

To be sure, polygraphs are not always reliable, are not admissible in court, and their use in law enforcement cases has become increasingly disputed.

Given their potential for legitimate use in law enforcement, agriculture, disaster recovery, construction and security, it seems likely that thousands of drones will take to the air in the coming years.

He added that he could see the educational value on the graduate level, too, because the game involves not only figuring out your own hand but also deducing your opponents' cards — skills, he said, of use in law, business or real estate.

Its original purpose was for use in law enforcement.

I am smarter than you are.' " In 1985, forensic science in the United States was inexact, and DNA technology wasn't yet being used in law enforcement.

The textbook I used in law school on federal income taxation began by noting that "the history of taxation may be written largely in terms of martial episodes".

And it should be easily extendable: a computer that can crunch large amounts of natural-language data has obvious uses in law, politics and academia.

"We had thought that the book would wind up being used in law schools, in addition to there being some popular audience for it because the trial was so sensational," Ms. Francendese said.

The inmate's assertion might well have seemed implausible, given the extensive system of checks and safeguards used in law enforcement to ensure that one person is not mistaken for another.