violation of statute

A violation of statute will not have occurred in every case.

As with violation of statute, this is an alternative way to show breach.

I see no reason privilege should sanction violations of statutes, treaties, or the Constitution.

This is part of the violation of statute argument used under negligence per se.

Mrs. Tolucci, however, reported the matter to the zoning department, where a violation of statute was found.

"The question of a criminal violation of statutes is that of the special prosecutor."

All violations of statutes!

However, violation of statute will not be negligence per se if there is an excuse for that violation; such as the one given in this case.

"While this is not a violation of statute or regulation," the report said, "it appears to be contrary to the department's usual practice of embracing all willing partners."

Neither Mr. Allbritton nor Riggs have been charged with any crime, although regulators say they are considering levying large fines against the bank for possible violations of statutes meant to thwart money laundering.

In 2005, Onie brought the allegation of age discrimination to the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination, the state's chief civil rights agency, which was unable to conclude that there was a violation of statutes."

Accordingly, the FBI arrested them qua group for violation of statutes dealing with misuse of Federal funds, and, where machinery rather than funds were involved, for unauthorized possession of Federal property et cetera.

Military officials say the requested changes, which could be approved this week as part of the defense authorization bill for 2006, are essential to preserve the quality of training and to avoid lawsuits over possible violations of statutes that govern air, water and waste.

The judge, Anthony S. Borwick of the G.S.A.'s Board of Contract Appeals, ruled that Hughes "has not established a violation of statute, regulation, or condition" of the F.A.A.'s contract decision.

In this, as in so many other ways, the club was in violation of statutes passed in the House some years before, though the fact that most of the North American Representatives were also members of the Kitchen had escaped no one's notice.

Judicial Immunity is a form of legal immunity which protects judges and others employed by the judiciary from lawsuits brought against them for judicial actions, no matter how incompetent, negligent, or malicious such conduct might be, even if this conduct is in violation of statutes.

"We are facing here a rather interesting chapter of a very significant and important defense contractor trying to get through this body a decision, which is in violation of statute and overrides the judgment of the majority of the members of the Armed Services Committee," Senator Warner said on the Senate floor.

Of course Remington had made it perfectly clear that whatever advice he might offer would be offered on the basis of amicus-amicae; no remuneration could possibly be considered, as that would be a violation of Statute . . . 'May I buy you lunch, Lieutenant, or do we have to split the check?"