Crossword Heaven

Answer: LAWS

LAWS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 113 times.

• Statutes
• Parts of a code
• See 33-Down
• Samuel ___, inventor of the stock ticker
• Subjects of Congressional debate
• Breakable things
• Code collection
• Delivery of Moses
• Doctor of ___ (degree)
• Parts of codes
• Regulations
• Legislators pass them
• Congressional output
• Criminals break them
• Penal code entries
• They're often broken
• Felons flout them
• They shouldn't be broken
• ACTS
• Code makeup, maybe
• Things to obey
• Goons break them
• Code components
• Attorney's expertise
• Judges' concerns
• Code contents
• Senate output
• Passed bills
• They're on the books
• Some are broken
• They're still intact after they're broken
• Constitution's composition
• What bills may become
• ''___ are silent in times of war'' (Cicero)
• Hard-and-fast rules
• Capital yield
• What police officers enforce
• Rules
• Cops enforce them
• Code contents, maybe
• They were once bills
• Hammurabi output
• "___ are silent in times of war" (Cicero)
• Bar topics
• Code parts
• What criminals ignore
• They're passed
• What police enforce
• Rules and regulations
• Congress creations
• Congress output
• Canons
• Legislations
• Congress's output
• Capitol output
• Commandments
• Capital output
• Legislative output
• Words to live by
• Baddies break them
• House work?
• Courtroom concerns
• Judge's forte
• Ordinances
• Murphy's and Godwin's, for two
• Deuteronomy contents
• Ten Commandments, for example
• They are enforced
• They're broken by robbers
• House chores?
• Capitol products
• Things to abide by
• Statutory group
• Corpus juris contents
• Enactments
• There are three for motion
• Newton trio
• Senatorial output
• They may be broken on purpose
• Newton's motion trio
• What some bills become
• Clean Air Act and others
• "in-___"
• Bills, upon being signed
• Some are blue
• What police forces enforce
• Some shopping restrictions
• Legislatures write them
• Police want you to follow them?
• What felons flout
• Felons violate them
• Statutes and ordinances
• Newton's ___ of Motion
• Ten Commandments, e.g.
• Bills, when signed by the president
• They're studied by attorneys
• Bar codes?
• "One has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust ___" (MLK)
• The four ___ of thermodynamics
• Congresspeople make them
• Attorneys study them
• Things sometimes named after scientists
• Legislators make them
• They can be passed but not failed
• Formal rules
• Legislation
• Housework?
• Rules for society
• What judges interpret
• Blue and blue-sky
• Bills may become them
• "___ are like sausages. It is better not to see them being made" (quote attributed to Otto von Bismarck)
• Judges interpret them