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according to law

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according to law adjective allowable, allowed, authorized by law, conformable to law, conformable with the law, constitutional, de jure, due, established, in accorrance with the law, in compliance, inviolable, jural, law abiding, lawful, legal, legalized, legitimate, licit, proper, rightful, statutory, valid, within the law
See also: choate lien, de jure, due, jural, juridical, just, law-abiding, lawful, legitimate, licit, permissible, regular, rightful, statutory
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