Even if you beat the rap, the legal costs would be ruinous.
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And while he eventually beat the rap, the young ballplayer made an unfavorable impression.
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Parnas has entered a plea of not guilty, and vowed to beat the rap.
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Parnas and Fruman pleaded not guilty this week, and Parnas vowed to beat the rap.
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Still, Pras says he'll beat the rap because, unlike many others, he can afford a great attorney.
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The CEO reportedly ripped up a potential settlement with the enforcement agency, confident that he could beat the rap.
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TMZ broke the story ... Kelly met with famed lawyer Tom Mesereau -- who beat the rap for Michael Jackson back in 2005.
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It's not enough to undeservedly beat the rap for manslaughter, Tim must destroy those who wronged him and attain power over others.
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Certainly not judging from the tub-thumper of a party Trump threw on Thursday afternoon for members of Congress who helped him beat the rap.
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Merlino is the only co-defendant in the case to have essentially beat the rap due to the case against him being the worst built.
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Traficant mounted his own defense in court and beat the rap, despite a signed confession and tapes on which he talked openly about taking money.
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Bill Cosby's rejiggered legal team appeared in court for the first time Tuesday, led by the legendary criminal defense lawyer who beat the rap on behalf of Michael Jackson.
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A$AP Rocky did not beat the rap in Sweden, because the judges in his assault case have found him guilty ... but he will NOT have to go to prison.
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He got caught red-handed and beat the rap, backed up by the base he long ago predicted would stick with him even if he committed a homicide on Fifth Avenue.
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As Mr. Sheehan notes, Vann "turned himself into an amateur specialist on the polygraph," passed a lie-detector test, and beat the rap, but he went to Vietnam knowing his career was already lost.
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" The ad fails to note her position in favor of the legislation to strengthen penalties on individuals who engage in child prostitution, instead saying her position "allowed men caught with child prostitutes to beat the rap.
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Clayton is a man who's built his entire career helping Wall Street beat the rap — guiding them on how best to avoid accountability, how to pocket the most bailout money and how to reach favorable settlements wherever possible.
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It's unclear whether the Republican-controlled Senate will vote to allow fresh witnesses to speak — let alone a provocative figure like Parnas, even though he's pleaded not guilty in his criminal case and vowed to beat the rap.
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"It's hard to see how an attorney who's spent his career helping Wall Street beat the rap will keep President-elect Trump's promise to stop big banks and hedge funds from 'getting away with murder,' " Brown said in a statement.
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"It's hard to see how an attorney who spent his career helping Wall Street beat the rap will keep President-elect Trump's promise to stop big banks and hedge funds from 'getting away with murder,'" Senator Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio, said.
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"It's hard to see how an attorney who's spent his career helping Wall Street beat the rap will keep President-elect Trump's promise to stop big banks and hedge funds from 'getting away with murder,'", said U.S. Senate Banking Committee Ranking Member Sherrod Brown.
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"While the Attorney General generally enjoys listening to Gilbert and Sullivan (see "Policeman's Song"), this example highlights the importance of our forfeiture policies because we all agree fraudsters who can afford to buy $2 million albums aren't going to beat the rap by selling them on eBay," Sarah Isgur Flores, director of public affairs for the DOJ, told VICE News.
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She supposedly helped Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE cover up rape, helped another rapist beat the rap, stole money from the Clinton Foundation, willfully caused the death of State Department personnel in Benghazi, made deals with our enemies as secretary of State to enrich her family, and endangered national security by sending emails from a private server — one, incidentally, that wasn't hacked by Russian intelligence.
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Robinson and Steve Ryan were suspected of abducting and killing gangster Patrick Hogan in September 1944. Two years later, both would be charged with extortion. Both men beat the rap. David "Chippy" Robinson appears to have worked for the St. Louis mob for a number of years before he retired peacefully.
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Nightwing and Zucco defuse the explosives and get Cole to safety, and Nightwing fights the Prankster. Zucco saves Nightwing's life by shooting and wounding the Prankster. He is then arrested for murdering Loomis. In jail, Zucco receives a visit from a man who suggests that his employers can help him beat the rap.
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In 1939 Gardner published his autobiography, titled Hellcatraz. He attended crime lectures, and he and Louis Sonney made one of the first re-enactments, a short film called You Can't Beat the Rap. Gardner worked as a film salesman and an exposition barker. A 1939 movie called I Stole a Million was based on his life; it was a failure.
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The only way Devlin can beat the rap is through an insanity plea, as specified in Section 16 (2) of the Canadian Criminal Code, which defines an insane person having a mental illness such that he cannot appreciate the "nature or quality of an act". Dexter must therefore argue that Devlin was insane when he killed his victim. There are long preparations to defend Devlin. Psychiatrists try to evaluate him.
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The bailiff removes Nitti and searches him, finding a note from Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson which effectively permits him to carry the weapon. However, Ness sees Malone's address written on a matchbook in Nitti's possession and realizes that Nitti is Malone's killer. Panicked, Nitti shoots the bailiff before fleeing to the courthouse roof as Ness pursues him. After Nitti expresses his contempt for Malone and says he will "beat the rap," Ness pushes Nitti off the roof to his death.
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Now "known to police," Ruby is drawn into a gang war just as he's trying to beat the rap on weapons charges and theft –– while simultaneously organizing a jailhouse smuggling ring. On the cusp of adulthood, and surrounded by Punjabi terrorists, bikers and Indo–Canadian gangsters, Ruby is drawn like a moth to the glamour of power, money, and drugs. A story of betrayal, cold–blooded murder and the rise and eventual fall of one gangster, Daaku is a bullet–riddled grand tour of Indo–Canadian gangland.
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