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In May, the Supreme Court referred a judgment on a petition calling for the restoration of full service to a committee of government-appointed officials—in essence asking the government to decide whether or not its own actions were lawful.

It also makes the lawful carry of a firearm difficult during warmer months in Texas.

Because, they argued, any activity that is “unlawful” under federal law could not by definition be “lawful” under state law.

“All lawful modes of expressing opposition ... had been closed by legislation,” he told the court.

The arms protected, he wrote, were those that are in common use for lawful purposes, like handguns.

Any intentional use of lethal force is only lawful where strictly necessary in response to a truly imminent threat to life.

Sin is not canceled by lawful living, for no person is able to live up to the Law.

"There is the token that I was a lawful wife; and there, also, a memorial that I was a—" She paused.

Inability to compel payment of wages in cash; so that employer may pay in truck or scrip not redeemable in lawful money.

So they went to Father Zeus and prayed that it might be lawful to them to stop him in his fury.

He commended her body, and discoursed that for all he knew the thing was lawful.