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at law

[at law]

adverb

Law.
  1. (of legal proceedings or remedies) under the law, sometimes according to the common law or codified law, rather than to what is fair in a particular case; by law.

    The will, now lost, would have benefited the whole community, but at law the next of kin is the sole heir.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of at law1

First recorded in 1560–70
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As hundreds have protested peacefully for days, some have taken the opportunity to burglarize businesses or hurl things at law enforcement while hidden within the crowd.

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“These attacks were aimed not just at law enforcement, but at American culture and society itself,” she said.

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One Paramount man who allegedly threw rocks at law enforcement vehicles and injured an officer is now on the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Most Wanted list.

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The protests unravelled into looting, self-driving cars being torched, rocks thrown at law enforcement and a major freeway blocked by demonstrators.

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Demonstrators blocked the 101 Freeway, set self-driving cars ablaze and hurled incendiary devices — and, in some cases, chunks of concrete — at law enforcement officers.

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