“Far better were it to live by no laws, than to put this necessity of divination upon a man, and to accuse him of the breach of a law.”

“And another ballot was found to have violated state law requiring that candidates for nonpartisan office be listed alphabetically.”

“This criminal had somehow managed to avoid the law for most of his life.”

“The wife of a deceased lawman would never consider a proposal from a fugitive.”

“Eliot Ness was the intrepid lawman who busted Al Capone and was the bane of the Mob in 1930s Chicago.”

“In his incapacitated state the bogus lawman fell gratefully back onto the grass.”

“A lawyer with a legal advocacy group said the appeal is a misuse of taxpayers' money.”

“During the riots, the city descended into a state of lawlessness as peaceful and law-abiding behavior disintegrated.”

“The government declared a state of emergency due to the widespread lawlessness, as looting and vandalism had become rampant in the city.”

“We must not descend to the depth of lawlessness for which the criminal was sentenced.”

“The Compendium is a kind of lawbook, and, as such, it has its share of loopholes.”

“In the lawbook of the tsar Wachtang a double composition price was exacted for death by poison.”

“In lawbook as in prophecy, it is the fact of redemption which forms the main ground of His appeal.”

“It basically says that the law is whatever the lawgiver says it is.”

“The idea that people decide what is normative in life is opposed to the Word of God, which teaches that God is sovereign as the final lawgiver.”

“This chapter and verse makes clear that only God can be our lawgiver, judge and King.”

“They're worth more than all the lawing Gray and Vanrevel have ever done or ever will do.”

“Gradually, after much shooting and lawing, we parcelled out the range and settled down covering practically the whole State.”

“I hastened through my breakfast, paid my lawing, and ordered out my horse.”

“Far better were it to live by no laws, than to put this necessity of divination upon a man, and to accuse him of the breach of a law.”

“And another ballot was found to have violated state law requiring that candidates for nonpartisan office be listed alphabetically.”

“This criminal had somehow managed to avoid the law for most of his life.”

“The lawspeaker was in charge of all the affairs of the Althing.”

“The lawmaking process involves extensive research, drafting, and deliberation before the enactment of a new law.”

“One secret of American lawmaking is that legislators and legislatures need lobbyists.”

“Their businesses were often taken over or destroyed, and bribery and corruption were the norm in the courtroom and in lawmaking.”

“His repeated lawbreaking had made him a constant target of law enforcement agencies.”

“I briefly skimmed the pages and noticed that the contract was well written without much lawyerspeak.”

“The warning comes in the aftermath of an incident where policemen tried to arrest a lawbreaker with a long rap sheet or criminal record.”

“The truly unsocial lawbreaker disregards law because he as an individual is seeking a personal advantage.”

“Now, unfortunately, it seems that I am retroactively a lawbreaker.”

“The lawmaker struck the sergeant-at-arms as House members were trying to silence impeachment supporters in the gallery before the scuffle.”

“The Net poses intractable problems to the would-be lawmaker, or moral disciplinarian.”

“The veteran pro-democracy lawmaker proposed a motion in the legislature yesterday to call for his resignation.”

“No challenge of any kind is made to the lawfulness or propriety of this policy.”

“That is not necessarily conclusive as to the lawfulness of honesty of the practices, but it is powerful evidence.”

“It is, of course, obvious that such an approach is predicated on the lawfulness of the policy.”

“We are tough on lawbreakers, and driving while disqualified is lawbreaking.”

“I mean, your critics are saying you can't be lawmakers and lawbreakers at the same time.”

“But arresting lawbreakers and bringing them to trial in Australian courts is one thing.”

“This question had rankled lawmakers and scholars of the Constitution since the administration of Woodrow Wilson.”

“The president urges Congress to act before lawmakers recess for the November elections.”

“Instead of banking the funds for a rainy day, Michigan lawmakers went on a spending spree.”

“The reluctance of lawgivers to push conversion to the metric system is due mainly of these three objections by the fundamentalist lobby.”

“They accept Washington and Jefferson as slaveholders rather than as lawgivers of genius.”

“But there is no hint that the other great lawgivers sought even a formal ratification for their codes.”

“Thankfully, I do think based on recent reports that our lawmen are making good dents in the illegal drug trade here.”

“It's identical to those used by many a Texas Ranger and other border lawmen in the early decades of the 20th century.”

“This time players are lawmen in the old west trying to capture various outlaws.”

“They were stubborn nonconformists who chose to be arrested instead of obeying the laws.”

“The pamphlet provides a lot of information on recent changes to the tax laws.”

“As regulators and legislators established laws and regulations with the traditional economy in mind, they are not suited for the sharing economy and application often remains uncertain.”