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disobey the law

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Although I think, "I am free", I am not free to disobey the laws that make all this magnificence function.
Stuart Henry, corporate affairs manager for Travel Coventry said: "These six prosecutions are the latest in a long line of action we are taking against those who continue to disobey the law and the transport regulations -and the first of our campaign for 2007.
In July 2006, at the end of the process, the ABA issued a statement challenging the President's claim that he had the authority to disobey the law and urging the passage of legislation that would allow the Congress the necessary "standing" to challenge the President's decisions before the Supreme Court.
 
 
 
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