Are there any people above the law in the US?
Are there people in the US that are above the law?
How law is passed in USA? What is the proper answer to "Are you legally authorized to work in the United States?"? Is it against the law for a disbarred attorney to practice law (in the US)? Can a non-US citizen be arrested and put in jail in the US? Why do American companies operating in Europe think they are above the law? What are some unwritten rules in USA? Are you authorized to work in the United States? What is some legal advice that everyone in America should know and be aware of? If there is a warrant out for your arrest, can you fly domestically between states in the USA? Why do people obey laws? How are the law and police in the UK different from those in the US? Can a US citizen be charged in the US for an act in other countries that are legal? If so, under what state or federal jurisdiction? What are the pros and cons of doing law? Who are the most privileged people in the US? How and by whom are laws enforced? Is it illegal for a person to have a driver's licenses in more than one state in the US? Why do people disrespect law? Why do U.S. states have such different laws, even when they're all the same people who are free to move around? What are the limitations of customary law? Are there any explicit laws that outlaw dueling in the United States of America? Oppression: Which U.S. citizens are not allowed to fly out of that country? How strict are Canada's immigration laws compared to the USA? To what extent are current U.S. immigration laws being enforced? What are some ways an American lawyer can practice law while living abroad? Who enacts the laws and rules? Is it possible to work in usa illegally? What are some curious or unusual laws in your country? How are laws enforced? What is currently illegal that should be legal and vice versa? Is international law really a law?