Written Law
Britishnoun
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Whether Trump could use the law citing reasons of national security to implement a tariff on films is another question entirely, given that the full text of that specific written law excludes films, publications and artwork.
From Salon
That’s a paradox crime fiction has a unique opportunity to explore by posing questions through storytelling about the contrast between written law and ethical justice.
From Los Angeles Times
But the court was told there were differences between the written law and the guidance from the secretary of state for the interpretation of that law.
From BBC
“It is a poorly written law,” said Adam Kellogg, a 20-year-old transgender University of Kansas student who testified against anti-trans legislation this year.
From Seattle Times
“It is a poorly written law,” said Adam Kellogg, a 20-year-old transgender University of Kansas student who testified against anti-trans legislation this year.
From Washington Times
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