Sentence examples for worst law from inspiring English sources

It's not the worst law in rugby league.

Columbia Law School professor Tim Wu called the CFAA "the worst law in technology".

As Cherie Booth said, adding her views to the debate, the Telegraph has reported it as the "world's worst law".

I said earlier that the CFAA, bad as it is, isn't the worst law relating to technology.

Is the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act the "worst law in technology", as Columbia Law School's Tim Wu calls the statute?

Union officials say that having an opt-out could lead to widespread abuse, including, at worst, law breaking, and at best, confusion among businesses.

Courts have either rejected or postponed many of the worst laws.

However, the WTD is arguably one of the worst laws ever to come out of Brussels.

"I think Citizens United is one of the worst laws passed since I've been around".

In some states, like South Carolina, the Justice Department used Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act to stop some of the worst laws.

For the country as a whole, the Pacific Railway Act of 1864 and subsequent legislation subsidizing the transcontinental railroads — the lines that crossed the continent from the 98th meridian to the Pacific Coast — were the worst laws money could buy.