This was a nineteenth century British law case that's famous and much debated in law schools.

The law doesn't apply to this case.

The law does not apply to this case.

There is a law case now with you. Just one?

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

That passage of the law and the repeal of the law fortified the case of the Piarco Airport accused.

That theory, and much of the prosecution's case against Swartz involved a law created originally in 1986.

My father in law.

Mother in law and daughter in law are a tempest and hailstorm.

Yes, your sister in law.

Brother in law. You're home?

The law is still in effect.

Mary is Tom's sister in law.

Mary is Tom's mother in law.

Mary is Tom's mother in law.

Is it permissible in international law ?

Oh Ha Ni sister in law!

Your grandson in law is here.

She's your sister in law now.

Millie, that's my sister in law.

There is the law in Leviticus,

I believe in obeying the law.

Graduated Yale Law School in 1977.

Case in point

In either case.

In any case,

Just in case,

In your case.

In that case...

Law.

He got a master's degree in law.

This law shall have effect in Japan.

This law does not apply in Japan.

This law came into existence in 1918.

Are you in trouble with the law?

In a project with Stanford law students,

It's not because of Mother (in law).

In law, please look to us kindly!

Mother in law, really. She went overboard.

So he sends his brother in law.

Ignore changes in case

In this case Memory

But just in case,

In any case, thanks.

Alrighty! In any case