The city council plans to legalize street vending in the downtown district next year.

After years of debate, the legalization of the plant was approved by parliament, promising new tax revenue and stricter safety standards.

The company faced delays because of multiple legalizations required by different countries.

The legalizers argued that modernizing the regulations would foster innovation and protect consumers.

The city hired a legalizer to review the ordinance and confirm its legality.

Legal hosted its annual summer festival, drawing visitors from across Alberta.

Before the merger, the board reviewed all the legals to avoid future disputes.

When the state legislature legalizes recreational marijuana, it must also create regulations for sales and safety.

Legalism, which originated in ancient China during the Warring States period and was officially adopted by the Qin dynasty, argued that strict laws and centralized authority were essential to maintaining social stability.

The group's filings relied on pseudo-legality rather than sound legal precedent, causing judges to dismiss the case.