extralegally

It is misleading; it's meant to suggest that courts are, extralegally, doing the will of the government.

Snowden may be safe legally in Cuba, but would he be safe extralegally and safe physically?

The purpose is to have a paramilitary operation directly lead by the Oval Office without buffers - remaining in power extralegally and without elections whether they are held or not.

If you're specifically targeted by the state (especially extralegally), you're screwed.

The market chooses winners, either honestly or dishonestly, legally or extralegally, and eventually the winners dominate, which Facebook and Google do.

People might give their kids a drink extralegally.

And to be able to extract wealth extralegally.

The only major health-related concern I have is that I'll some day experience a traumatic health event that immediately disables me and stops me from making that decision, whether legally (competency) or extralegally.

If I wanted to extralegally grind somebody into the dirt, maybe what I would do is deposit an encrypted drive with a shitty password, some personal files of the defendant, and some illegal files.

They could just order it blocked extralegally, then attempt to exert extralegal pressure to force ISPs to implement the order, but this would likely face widespread pushback, a successful court challenge, and public embarrassment.

Immigration is merely a pretext for enabling an unaccountable fascist police state using big data from the consumer surveillance industry to both keep enough people believing the regime's abject reality-insulting lies (the carrot), while extralegally punishing anybody who might be too effective at speaking out (the stick).

Do you not see how the existence of a property tax has come around to hurt exactly the most vulnerable population (and in this case, through no directed malice) I promise you, people living in Palisades (the richest part of DC) are not worried about property tax liens because they can pay people to deal with paying the taxes (either legally, say hiring an admin, or extralegally).

Or they can threaten to get your dad fired." With increased surveillance, the government won't have to necessarily prosecute or penalize dissidents, they can merely intimidate them extralegally.

He is explicitly using a legal definition when he says "the extralegal penalty of exile." To argue that any person who cannot return to their home country without being arrested is "extralegally exiled" would mean that any fugitive is "extralegally exiled," an absurd result.

The lack of reliable data, which places the number of campus sexual assaults somewhere in the wildly varying range of.08% to 20% of the population, the pseudo-religious "with-us-or-against-us" mentality, the desire to see justice done extralegally rather than in a court, and the vitriolic shaming of dissenting voices all have the flavor of a moral panic.