According to the Mayor's Management Report, the Police Department made 23,935 family-related arrests in the fiscal year that ended in June and 4,012 arrests for violations of orders of protection.
And because of a 1997 state law that reclassified certain violations as felonies, the number of new felony prosecutions involving violations of orders more than doubled in Suffolk, reaching 694 last year, compared with 257 in 1996, according to the district attorney's office.
"You can watch videotapes of police outside the fence spraying Mace in violation of orders," Mr. Kuby said yesterday.
Judge Orit Efal-Gabai said there was no doubt the bullet that struck Abir was fired in violation of orders.
He tells the rescue helicopter to turn around and, in direct violation of orders, to take the youngest and frailest Nigerians to safety.
Among other accusations, the state says that the generators were installed and run without necessary permits and in violation of orders from the department, and that Mr. Cohen continued operations at his plant in defiance of a court order.
Yen Lan-ching was particularly effective as Fan Li-hua, a military commander bent on the decapitation of her son for his violation of orders but ultimately dissuaded by the arguments of her husband, Duke Hsue Ting-shan, played by Yan Xing-peng.
They were charged with violation of orders, misuse of command gear, dereliction of duty and disclosure of classified material.
The campaign was marked by disagreements, indecision, and miscommunication on the part of British leaders, and by a remarkable set of cooperative decisions, at times in violation of orders, by the French and Americans.
Barrett knew that an attack on Fort Brown was in violation of orders from headquarters, since the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia already surrendered by Lee at Appomattox on April 9 and many other Confederate forces had surrendered or disbanded by then.
Cornwallis, in violation of orders but also in the absence of significant strategic direction by General Clinton, decided to take his army, now numbering just 1,400 men, into Virginia on April 25; it was the same day that Phillips and von Steuben fought at Blandford.
