By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Break the law [Verb] (to fail to obey a law; to act contrary to a law; to do
something illegal.)
Doctors who break the law face up to two years in prison. Tom didn't break any laws.
Unregulated [Adjective] (not controlled or supervised by laws or rules).
As a result of unregulated fishing, there are now almost no fish in that part of the ocean.
Unregulated use of the islands in the study area could result in minor or moderate impacts to wildlife.
To enforce strict regulations on [Expression] (to make sure a tough punishment to people if they do something against the laws or regulations).
Due to the high-quality requirements on medical systems, regulatory bodies enforce strict regulations on how products are created.
The police had to enforce strict regulations on the people so that they would stop polluting the river.
Obligatory [Adjective] (compulsory; something that you must do because of the rules or the law).
It is obligatory for us to obey the laws.
In low-rise buildings, the use of the stairs should be obligatory.
Burglary [Adjective] (the act of entering a building illegally and stealing things from it).
He had been caught in committing burglary and forgery. He is serving a three-year sentence for burglary.
Insecurity [Noun] (the state of not being safe or protected).
Due to his insecurity, he always felt that others were making fun of him. Adolescence is often a period of insecurity.
Surveillance cameras [Noun] (video cameras used for the purpose of observing an area where a crime may be committed).
In terms of greater security on the roads, more surveillance cameras should be installed.
Outside the bank, the security company installed surveillance cameras to deter any potential robbers.
Drug trafficking [Noun] (trading drugs illegally).
The police arrested the man for drug trafficking.
She had been making out with a man who might be involved in drug trafficking.