Mrs. Due and seven others refused to pay $300 fines for violating laws they abhorred.
The letter said: "Our initiative is not aimed at violating laws".
On April 25th Bangladesh's army-backed government banned ten foreign TV channels for violating laws on public morality.
Since then, the Egyptian authorities have charged 43 people — 16 of them Americans — with violating laws that regulate such organizations.
More important, the families are almost certainly violating laws and will inevitably run up against the United States Army.
In 1990, that office charged 40 commercial carting firms with violating laws in refusing to disclose financial information.
July 29: US Federal Reserve fines BCCI $200m for violating laws on ownership of three US banks.
In March, they began a lawsuit against the Culture Ministry, saying it was violating laws against the removal of historic finds from their original sites.
In 1991, after an exposé on ABC News's "Nightline," a handful of attorneys general accused it of violating laws that are supposed to prevent pyramid schemes.
The company filed a lawsuit accusing the tax bureau of violating laws in handling witnesses, evidence and company accounts in the case.
Roy Olmstead was a bootlegger from Seattle who had been a police officer before he was arrested for violating laws prohibiting the import and sale of alcohol.
