We are talking about the high seas.

It was willful blindness.

In legal terms, children are called issue.

The accused is a legal term.

Much legal language is obscure to a layman.

Most importantly, the American embassy complained, so Parliament was swiftly reconvened, and the law was reversed, it was repealed.

In legal documents, difficult words and phrases are often used.

This law does not apply in Japan.

Now they can use these laws on us.

Legally, it belongs to the estate of Harry Montjoy.

It's the law.

Whose law?

And he followed the law, which is same law as the law now.

This law applies to everybody.

Whose law?

OK, we're halfway done.

Old English adapted and grew as thousands of words flowed in, many having to do with government, law, and aristocracy.

It's the law.

This, graphically, was the answer.

It's a law now!

That is the law.

They don't the partof the brain that shows sort of active ah what's it called?

In town, you're the law. Out here, it's me.

No.

It's not just hammers and gadgets, like laptops.

Is that such a crime?

Yeah, my law.

Well, under present law.

I'm calling a forensic team.

Law firm is on your left.

You've listened to the testimony, had the law interpreted as it applies in this case.

So you could write that as g1 prime of y.

That is the law since 1999.

The law was changed.

It hits very close to home.

The law says no guns.

You the law?

Not legally.

It is the law, my lord.

Hewes Associates. Can I help you?

I know this is difficult for you.

For legal reasons.

Even if it means breaking the law?

Great legal department.

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