'An unjust law,' said I, 'has deprived you of liberty; my first duty is to restore it to you.'

A law of Constantine (318) deprived the Donatists of their churches, most of which they had taken from the Catholics.

The laws deprived so-called "non-Aryans" of the benefits of German citizenship.

In this case, the lawyer, David Goldberg, argues that the law deprived Mr. Clark of due process and of the right to put on a full defense.

Demosthenes claimed that this law would deprive Athens of a great deal of money.

The courts have generally determined that vague laws deprive citizens of their rights without fair process, thus violating due process.

So, when the Feinstein amendment references 'existing law' you should not assume that means that current law clearly deprives the President of this dangerous power.

The courts have generally determined that laws which are too vague for the average citizen to understand deprive citizens of their rights to due process.

On what basis does the modern law deprive the parties of their freedom to choose the terms of their bargain?