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CHASE : For the benefit of those in the audience , let me restate that the Texas Transportation Commission is authorized by law to make recommendations to the Texas Legislature on statutory changes that would improve the operation of the department , and this is part of our continuing dialogue on that all through , I would imagine , this year . Essentially , Parliament may enact an extraterritorial criminal law wherever a valid basis exists for enacting a domestic criminal law . " New Yorkers have a right to expect that water treatment facilities are operating in compliance with the law to ensure a safe supply of drinking water and a clean environment , " Attorney General Spitzer said . KEVIN DRUM : In other words , the president 's program is almost certainly illegal unless you accept his unprecedented notion that we are currently in a state of war so grave that he has virtually unlimited power to override federal law whenever he considers it necessary . Applying the law to the requesting individual 's circumstances , it would be a violation of the two year bar for [ the requesting individual ] to appear before his former agency by reviewing files there and to receive compensation for that review on cases before the [ State agency ] . Nor was it to be wondered at , that so grievous and severe a sentence was pronounced on them ; for they had been taught by the law how God was to be served . Tony - once again , if it is the law why are you not pushing for children to be locked up when they break this law ? The U.S. should reinterpret international law to give no rights to tyrants , not even the right to exist . " Graham acknowledged that Texas Right-to-Life has legislators ready to file a bill on its behalf to change the law to ensure patients receive life-sustaining treatment pending transfer . Christian ethical notions underlay the structure of public law wherever the Western world penetrated , and of international law and commerce everywhere .