The phrase "without legitimate reason" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used in situations when someone is performing an action that is not justified, reasonable, or lawful. For example, "The policeman arrested the suspect without legitimate reason."
The same alleged plot had seen five teenagers arrested in Melbourne on 18 April, including Sevdet Besim, 18, who was charged with conspiring to commit a terrorist act. 2 March: Australia makes it illegal for its citizens to travel to IS-held Mosul in Iraq without "legitimate" reason.
For example, in France, possessing a falsified medicine without legitimate reason attracts at most a €75,000 fine and 3 years' imprisonment (and businesses, not able to be imprisoned, will only face fines). 1 If that sounds too little, it far exceeds Norway, where imprisonment is at most 4 months.
An invasion of privacy by an administrator or researcher depends on the public law provisions which authorize only those actions which do not intrude on privacy without legitimate reasons recognized and defined by the law.
It said: "Any child who does not attend (without a legitimate reason) will be marked as an unauthorised absence as required by the Department for Education".
These changes included making it an offence for Australians to travel to a declared area without a legitimate reason and giving the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (Asio) new powers for secret "special intelligence operations".
A three-judge panel on the court ruled 2 to 1 that the California ban on same-sex marriage, known as Proposition 8, was unconstitutional because it singled out a minority group and took away a right — the right to marry — that had been granted to them by the State Legislature "without a legitimate reason for doing so".
Drawing heavily on a 1996 Supreme Court ruling that overturned an antigay initiative in Colorado on equal protection grounds, the panel found the initiative violated the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution by singling out a minority group and taking away the right to marry, which it already possessed in California, "without a legitimate reason for doing so".
"Well no, I'd rather say that it's more the creation of a new offence – the offence of travelling to a place which is well known to be a hotbed of terrorist activity without a legitimate reason," Abbott told the ABC.
Australia last week made it a criminal offence for an citizen to set foot in the Islamic State (IS) stronghold of Mosul without a legitimate reason such as a visit to family.
"Photography without a legitimate reason is an issue of dispute among scholars.
The standard punishment for disobeying the Job Center's contractual requirements (refusing a job without a legitimate reason, or skipping a meeting with your case worker) is a 10percentt reduction in benefits.
