Answer: LAW
LAW is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 312 times.
Referring Clues:
- Belli's bailiwick
 - TV's "L.A. ___"
 - Bailey's bailiwick
 - Jurisprudence
 - Part of 54-Down
 - Corpus juris
 - Johnnie Cochran's field
 - Post-graduate pursuit
 - Kind of partner
 - Maker or breaker lead-in
 - Police, with "the"
 - Barrister's concern
 - Bad thing to break
 - Song and album by the Doors
 - "It's the ___!"
 - Court subject
 - Some post-graduate study
 - "A shrewd pickpurse": Howell
 - Order's partner
 - Bar topic
 - One on the books
 - Perry Mason's field
 - Judge's study
 - "The Paper Chase" topic
 - Bar code?
 - Judges administer it
 - Something "on the books"
 - Perry Mason's profession
 - Police, with "the," informally
 - Jurist's reading
 - Scientist's formulation
 - Postgrad field
 - Murphy's is well known
 - Postgraduate study
 - Counselor's area
 - 66-Across topic
 - Lead-in for breaker or maker
 - Word with blue or lemon
 - Statute
 - Word with maker or breaker
 - Murphy's ___
 - It's on the books
 - What a criminal breaks
 - Case or civil follower
 - Court TV topic
 - Long-armed thing
 - Attorney's area
 - Georgetown major
 - Word with martial or Murphy's
 - Guiding principle
 - Word that follows the first word of 20-, 32-, 42-, and 53-Across
 - Mason's profession
 - Constitutional matter
 - Graduate study
 - "___ & Order" (show in which "vic" means "victim")
 - Martial ___
 - One for the books
 - Practice with briefs
 - Judge's concern
 - Supreme Court subject
 - Jude who's not obscure
 - See 49-Across
 - 58-Across of 2004
 - Litigator's field
 - A kind of it begins the answers to starred clues
 - Practiced profession
 - It's practiced on "The Practice"
 - Central Park landscape architect Frederick ___ Olmsted
 - ___ of large numbers (statistics topic)
 - Murphy's is well-known
 - People's Sexiest Man Alive of 2004
 - Court concern
 - "Where there is no ___, there is no freedom": Locke
 - Murphy's __
 - Mason's field
 - Barrister's field
 - Business involving briefs
 - Field with cases
 - Attorney's profession
 - Attorney's field
 - Precept
 - Attorney's expertise
 - Grad-school specialty
 - Murphy has one
 - Something on the books
 - Postgraduate field
 - Newton formulation
 - Order partner
 - Dictator's word
 - Murphy had one
 - Attorney's field of expertise
 - Some practice it
 - Partner of order
 - ''The Practice'' practice
 - Barrister's practice
 - Order precursor
 - Post-grad study, perhaps
 - Rule
 - It's often found with order
 - It's often broken
 - Something to practice
 - It has a long arm?
 - "The Paper Chase" subject
 - Word with "blue" or "lemon"
 - Successful legislation
 - Long-armed entity
 - Supreme Court's sphere
 - __ of averages
 - Brief subject
 - Something in a code
 - Graduate area of study
 - "Order" partner
 - British P.M. after Lloyd George
 - Barrister's bailiwick
 - One might cover lemons
 - Bar study
 - Certain clerk's concern
 - "Boston Legal" profession
 - Lay down the ___
 - "The Practice" practice
 - ___ of averages
 - Trying profession?
 - You get it with your order
 - Criminal follower
 - Turow topic
 - Allred's area
 - Word with common or criminal
 - Perp chaser, with "the"
 - Kind of practice
 - Word hidden in 17-, 24-, 56- and 66-Across
 - One may be passed or broken
 - Enforcers, with "the"
 - House work
 - Mason's specialty
 - It may be studied at Vanderbilt
 - Sheriff's concern
 - Axiom
 - Type of firm in "The Firm"
 - Regulation
 - It has collars and stays
 - Post-grad pursuit
 - Court standard
 - Judy's study
 - Former bill
 - Legislation
 - Commandments
 - Bar concern
 - 'Alfie' star (2004)
 - Matlock's field
 - Denny Crane's field
 - 9-Down output
 - '___ & Order: Criminal Intent'
 - Legisla-tion
 - 'The Practice' practice
 - Ally McBeal's field
 - '___ & Order'
 - McBeal's field
 - '___ and Order'
 - Congress creation
 - Judge's field
 - Trial topic
 - Enactment
 - Edict
 - Ordinance
 - Jude ___ of "Hugo"
 - Learned Hand's field
 - Learned hand's field
 - See 12 Across
 - Curler Kelly
 - Mandate
 - "___ & Order"
 - Decree
 - Word after leash or lemon
 - Specialty of a Library of Congress
 - Blue ___
 - Principle
 - Graduate program
 - Scientific truth
 - Trial subject
 - Code component
 - Speed limit, e.g.
 - Type of suit
 - Lines: Part 3
 - Professional practice
 - Actor Jude
 - "No smoking," in some places
 - Finch's field
 - Martial or Murphy's ___
 - What the police enforce
 - Word with "maker" or "breaker"
 - Proverbially long-armed entity
 - Profession with partners
 - It has a long arm
 - Judy's field
 - ___ partner
 - Area with briefs and cases
 - Latin is often heard in it
 - Goes with order
 - Legislative output
 - ___ of the jungle
 - Legal field
 - Mendel had one
 - ___ school
 - Word after common or case
 - Legal rule
 - Dershowitz's field
 - Ruling
 - ' & Order'
 - Alicia Florick's field
 - "against the ___"
 - British Columbia curler Kelly
 - Attorney-at-___
 - What a court interprets
 - Order companion
 - Postgraduate major
 - Community ordinance
 - Congress makes it
 - Bill, after being signed by the president
 - Judges lay it down
 - ___ firm
 - "The Good Wife" field
 - Major for many presidents
 - Lemon ___
 - Relationship statement, in science
 - Murphy's
 - Robert Kardashian's field
 - "The ___ is a ass": Dickens
 - It might be laid down
 - The Clintons studied it
 - Order's counterpart
 - Cops, with "the"
 - Lemon
 - What the police uphold
 - It has a "long arm"
 - Piece of legislation
 - Bill's future, maybe
 - Despot's word
 - Governing rule
 - City rule
 - Brief topic
 - Trial concern
 - Physics class equation
 - Prosecutor's field
 - Some postgraduate study
 - Subject for a bar discussion
 - Part of a bar code?
 - Autocrat's word
 - Anarchist's aversion
 - Important physics equation
 - Case study?
 - With 39-Down, business for attorneys
 - What bills may become
 - Police, informally
 - USA Patriot Act, e.g.
 - Nomologist's forte
 - Typical John Grisham subject
 - Result of a veto override
 - Boston's Cardinal
 - It's not damaged by being broken
 - What the "attorney" is "at"?
 - Marshal's concern
 - Item on the books
 - Jurist's study
 - Its practice doesn't make it perfect
 - What "torah" means
 - The "L" of LSAT
 - Act
 - Its spirit may be broken
 - Common practice
 - "conviction" concern
 - Foundation of a civil society
 - It may be laid down
 - Field with many partners
 - Counselor's subject
 - Part of LSAT
 - LSAT part
 - One may be purposely broken
 - Bar subject
 - Practice in USA's "Suits"
 - Breaking one is risky
 - Bit of legislation
 - Proven postulate
 - Topic discussed by the bar
 - Annalise Keating teaches it
 - It can be broken, but not fixed
 - Word before "school" or "firm"
 - What a dictator's word is
 - Bench subject
 - Physicist's principle
 - It's just an act
 - Saul's field in "Better Call Saul"
 - Field with cases and briefs
 - Court of ___
 - Mother-in-___
 - Public defender's expertise
 - ___ of diminishing returns
 - Legislator's creation
 - "The ___ allows it, and the court awards it": "The Merchant of Venice"
 - The "L" in LSAT
 - What a bill may become
 - Hammurabi's area of expertise
 - Translation of "torah"
 - "Buckle up! It's the ___"
 - "Captain Marvel" actor
 - Ketanji Brown Jackson's field
 - Kim Wexler's field on "Better Call Saul"
 - ___ of attrition
 - Appealing subject?
 - "She-Hulk: Attorney at ___"
 - Grisham's field
 - One may cover estates
 - What’s broken for a record?
 
Last Seen In:
- USA Today - July 08, 2025
 - New York Times - June 22, 2025
 - New York Times - April 18, 2025
 - USA Today - April 08, 2025
 - LA Times - February 12, 2025
 - LA Times - January 24, 2025
 - LA Times - January 23, 2025
 - New York Times - December 03, 2024
 - USA Today - November 22, 2024
 - New York Times - July 19, 2024
 - USA Today - June 14, 2024
 - New York Times - May 15, 2024
 - LA Times - April 17, 2024
 - USA Today - April 15, 2024
 - LA Times - April 04, 2024
 - LA Times - December 08, 2023
 - LA Times - November 14, 2023
 - USA Today - June 15, 2023
 - LA Times - June 10, 2023
 - New York Times - May 01, 2023
 
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