Police have reportedly decided not to bring charges against the driver.
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Councilman Daniel Lavelle called on Zappala to bring charges against Rosfeld.
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The second grand jury decided to not bring charges against the officers.
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He did plenty of essential work to bring charges against Bay Medical.
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Cincinnati police are investigating whether to bring charges against the child's parents.
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But most of his accusers in Michigan couldn't bring charges against him.
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It does not necessarily mean he will bring charges against Trump allies.
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He said his office is not recommending that prosecutors bring charges against Clinton.
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The Justice Department declined to bring charges against Clinton over her email server.
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But the FBI was not expected to bring charges against him for those things.
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Despite all this, it took more than two months to bring charges against Lee.
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Federal authorities had a deadline of Wednesday to decide to bring charges against Pantaleo.
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But, Comey announced that he wouldn't bring charges against Clinton on July 83, 2016.
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It simply means that the House of Representatives will bring charges against the President.
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Prosecutors announced in March that they would not bring charges against Mr. de Blasio.
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It's the only body that has the power to bring charges against the president.
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Will President Trump allow DOJ to bring charges against more than 6 Russian government officials?
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Even if Mr Duterte has killed suspected criminals, would anyone dare bring charges against him?
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Police continue to raid the homes of opposition politicians and bring charges against political activists.
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Prosecutors need to be able to bring charges against abusers even when victims don't cooperate.
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The criminal activity of those around Trump was equally insufficient to bring charges against him.
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Federal prosecutors, for their part, spent years weighing whether to bring charges against the officer.
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In 2015, Tokyo prosecutors twice declined to bring charges against the three, citing insufficient evidence.
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The FBI investigated but ultimately did not bring charges against any past or present HubSpot employees.
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They are also reluctant to bring charges against their traffickers after being rescued from the brothels.
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However, his actions could still result in criminal punishment if prosecutors bring charges against his associates.
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The U.S. is reportedly weighing whether to bring charges against him for his role in WikiLeaks.
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Raghavacharyulu said it is possible the police could bring charges against CAM for helping conceal documents.
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In the end, the Anchorage Police Department did not to bring charges against the students, Castro confirms.
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None was convicted, and the U.S. Department of Justice subsequently decided not to bring charges against them.
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Federal prosecutors said they planned to bring charges against James Mathew Bradley Jr., 60, of Clearwater, Florida.
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Federal prosecutors announced Tuesday that they wouldn't bring charges against the NYPD officer who killed Eric Garner.
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None were convicted, and the U.S. Department of Justice subsequently decided not to bring charges against them.
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MCCAIN: But you reached the conclusion that there was no reason to bring charges against Secretary Clinton.
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Alvarez has denied the charges and the Hudson County prosecutor's office declined to bring charges against him.
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After an investigation, the Justice Department declined last year to bring charges against her or anyone else.
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Mitchell's report, addressed to Senate Republicans, said that a reasonable prosecutor would not bring charges against Kananaugh.
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MCCAIN: But you reached the conclusion that there was no reason to bring charges against secretary Clinton.
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The authorities in Harris County, which includes Houston, had faced pressure to bring charges against the couple.
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Attorney General William P. Barr has also vowed to bring charges against anyone who helped Mr. Epstein.
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But they could not bring charges against her because she was protected from indictment while in office.
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Federal agents investigating the case were eager to bring charges against her, but prosecutors decided not to.
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Now, we know Mueller decided not to bring charges against any Trump associates regarding the hacked emails.
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Prosecutors declined to bring charges against him because of conflicting accounts and uncooperative witnesses after the Davie, Fla.
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Huawei said at the time that it was "disappointed" by the US move to bring charges against it.
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The probe concluded in July with a recommendation the Department of Justice not to bring charges against her.
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Lisa Tseng is caught on an undercover camera meeting with an investigator seeking to bring charges against her.
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Traditionally, the United States has relied on the criminal justice system to bring charges against foreign cyber criminals.
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The Justice Department has vowed to aggressively investigate and bring charges against anyone who may have helped him.
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Nwafor has been fighting to bring charges against the man she says raped her, despite her family's disapproval.
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Prosecutors in December cited Mr. Cosby's testimony as a key factor in their decision to bring charges against him.
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The official at issue has since retired, and prosecutors declined to bring charges against him, according to the report.
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The police department's announcement follows a June decision by federal prosecutors not to bring charges against the two officers.
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Schwartz also agreed that a prosecutor could bring charges against Kanye West, assuming the call took place in California.
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The final decision on whether or not to bring charges against Clinton still remains with the Department of Justice.
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It said it did not find evidence, however, that political bias led Justice to not bring charges against Clinton.
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It is appropriate for American law enforcement officials to bring charges against the company and its executives for wrongdoing.
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They also reviewed "telephone logs, ride-share records and credit card records" as evidence to bring charges against Smollett.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Prosecutors believe it would be difficult to bring charges against former top executives of Toshiba Corp (6502.
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Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. is planning to bring charges against Manafort, according to The New York Times.
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It's clear that Mueller has the legal authority to bring charges against any of Trump's family members or associates.
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Cops investigated the allegations against Neymar -- and ultimately decided NOT to bring charges against him, citing lack of evidence.
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This means that the federal government can, and should, bring charges against any company that contributes to sex trafficking.
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Law enforcement officials are now examining Mr. Dowless's operation and could ultimately bring charges against him and his associates.
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If AMI continues complying with the agreement, prosecutors will not bring charges against the company for the payment to McDougal.
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"You can assume there is some individual out there that Mueller thought Manafort could help bring charges against," Mariotti said.
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She reported the allegations to an Orange County magistrate in an effort to bring charges against the athlete, Allen Artis.
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He says Pantaleo is innocent, as evidenced by a grand jury's decision not to bring charges against him in 2014.
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Bondi, who now backs Trump's Oval Office bid, ultimately declined to bring charges against the billionaire's for-profit education company.
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Mr. Schuette also said that his office's investigation is not finished and that it could bring charges against more officials.
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They argued that if he couldn't bring charges against the president, he shouldn't have released his findings on the matter.
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Most protests were peaceful, but violence broke out again when a grand jury decided not to bring charges against Wilson.
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At the time, Mr. Vance was under heavy political pressure from women's rights advocates to bring charges against Mr. Weinstein.
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The authorities in Harris County, which includes Houston, faced mounting pressure in recent days to bring charges against the Thompsons.
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Bondi, who now backs Trump's Republican presidential bid, ultimately declined to bring charges against the billionaire's for-profit education company.
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Failing that, will it try to bring charges against him through the Lebanese courts, as some Lebanese officials have proposed?
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Yet, critics say the move could make it easier to eventually bring charges against him at the International Criminal Court.
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Brazil's top prosecutor office will decide whether to bring charges against any of the parties involved in the alleged bribery scheme.
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But the Justice Department does not plan to bring charges against Assange for publishing classified information, according to The Washington Post.
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Garner's case has been brought back to public attention after the Justice Department announced it will not bring charges against Pantaleo.
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According to people familiar the matter, New York federal prosecutors determined they didn't have sufficient evidence to bring charges against Craig.
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The Justice Department may also continue to bring charges against other suspected Playpen users — but Rumold says that's not a good idea.
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Horowitz wrote in his report that he found no bias in the decision from federal prosecutors not to bring charges against Clinton.
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A third man was also arrested in the case, and a decision is still pending on whether to bring charges against him.
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The victim wanted to bring charges against both Ross and his teammate, but authorities said there was only enough evidence against Ross.
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Neither they nor Johnstone's statement were submitted in court because the police did not actually bring charges against Ejimkonye at that time.
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Then, just days before the election, Comey announced the FBI had not changed its July conclusion not to bring charges against Clinton.
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Former federal prosecutors told Business Insider's Michelle Mark that prosecutors likely won't bring charges against her unless they have an airtight case.
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Indeed, Mr. Comey, who was attacked this summer by Democrats and Republicans for both his decision not to bring charges against Mrs.
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They sent the case in March to LA prosecutors, who declined to bring charges against Westwick in July, 2018, citing insufficient evidence.
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Those documents are then turned over to the attorneys on the investigation side and will inform whether they bring charges against Cohen.
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But when the prosecutor William N. Meggs declined to bring charges against Winston, it was not because of problems with his accuser's story.
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The Justice Department in October closed its two-year investigation into the case, declining to bring charges against anyone at the agency. Rep.
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The development comes a day after the district attorney's office announced it would not bring charges against him for child abuse and neglect.
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Federal authorities had a deadline of Wednesday -- five years since Garner's death -- to decide whether to bring charges against NYPD Officer Daniel Pantaleo.
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Then, just days before the general election, Comey announced the FBI had not changed its July conclusion not to bring charges against Clinton.
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Prosecutors were also asked by Ellis about whether they would seek to bring charges against Manafort again given the mistrial on 10 counts.
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The government's civil and criminal investigations are continuing, and prosecutors could also bring charges against individuals, the people briefed on the matter said.
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Among other things, Mueller said that his office did not bring charges against Trump because it "was not an option" under DOJ regulations.
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Mueller also noted it would not have been possible under Justice Department guidance for his team to bring charges against a sitting president.
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In contrast, Kaduna state would bring charges against Zakzaky in court, if he was suspected of wrongdoing after he was released, he added.
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Shortly after the episode, Mr. Abelove presented evidence to a grand jury in the case, which declined to bring charges against the sergeant.
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Federal law gives the Justice Department the ability to bring charges against contractors traveling with or supporting the mission of the Defense Department.
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Mueller didn't bring charges against Page, who maintains that he never did anything wrong and was improperly snooped on by the US government.
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Or it could endorse the JIT's recommendation that the National Accountability Bureau, a normally timid watchdog, bring charges against Mr Sharif and his children.
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Although anyone in the United Methodist Church is free to bring charges against anyone else, a formal complaint against a layperson is rare, Rev.
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In its filing Thursday, the government said they may bring charges against Martin beyond those he currently faces, including violations of the Espionage Act.
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"Considering Melodie's cooperation with law enforcement, she is devastated by the decision to bring charges against her," her attorneys said in a statement. 'G.
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He added that the government would bring charges against those responsible for the protests, and that at least 15 people had already been arrested.
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Republicans have said the FBI is biased against Trump, pointing to Comey's decision to publicly announce the FBI would not bring charges against Clinton.
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To that end, Mueller came exceedingly close to confirming that he only didn't bring charges against the president because Justice Department policy prevents it.
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But Comey refused to bring charges against Clinton, which seems to be the right call, and also seems in line with the Clinton history.
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Still, even if the FBI doesn't bring charges against Clinton, Democratic strategist Jim Manley predicts Republicans will use the issue against her in November.
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But even if the facts rose to the level of obstruction, most legal scholars agree that prosecutors cannot bring charges against a sitting president.
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This year, prosecutors decided not to bring charges against the officers involved in Mr. Sterling's death; the officer who killed Mr. Castile was acquitted.
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In the absence of truthful testimony from former insiders, she said, it was impossible to bring charges against any former Royal Ulster Constabulary officers.
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The Justice Department announced it would not bring charges against two Baton Rouge, La., officers involved in the fatal shooting of Alton B. Sterling.
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Mr. Boath said the fraud office's decision to bring charges against him was based on a "false understanding" about his role and the facts.
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Frustrated residents protesting a year later Frustrated residents decried the state attorney general's decision not to bring charges against the officers who shot Clark.
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The Office of the Prosecutor has sought to bring charges against 31 individuals since the I.C.C. began operating in 2002 — all of them African.
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Mr. Castor's successors as prosecutors for Montgomery County decided later in 2015 to bring charges against Mr. Cosby, in part because of new evidence.
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The other side would say he didn&apost hurt Hillary because he didn&apost bring charges against her although he did hold the press conference.
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Last year the Justice Ministry set up a unit to bring charges against prosecutors who "abused" their power, a clear attempt to intimidate the DNA.
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In actuality, the vast majority of survivors will never bring charges against their abuser, so the policy just shows a deep misunderstanding of domestic violence.
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This does not address the reluctance of district attorneys in places where prisons dominate the local economy to bring charges against their prison guard neighbors.
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In that case, the FBI drew controversy for its methods, which included temporarily running PlayPen in order to bring charges against more than 350 users.
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But Comey instead on Tuesday said no "reasonable prosecutor" would bring charges against Clinton despite the "extremely careless" manner in which classified information was handled.
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Mueller cited 10 "episodes" of times Trump may have obstructed probes into Russian meddling in the 2016 election but declined to bring charges against him.
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But as The New York Times reported Sunday, prosecutors believe they can bring charges against Mr. Trump if he does not win again in 2020.
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Prosecutors hoped to bring charges against the unit of the Berkut that appeared to have taken up shooting positions behind a barricade on Instytutska Street.
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Abadi called the fire a deliberate act and said the attorney general would bring charges against those who are trying to undermine the political process.
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Federal rules require Mueller to provide the attorney general with a report explaining why he did not bring charges against people who were under investigation.
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The acting United States attorney in Manhattan, Joon H. Kim, decided in March not to bring charges against the mayor or any of his aides.
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In 2015, he decided not to bring charges against the Hollywood mogul after Italian model Ambra Battilana Gutierrez accused the Hollywood executive of groping her.
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If someone's boyfriend introduces them to heroin, encourages them to shoot it, and they die as a result, police typically won't bring charges against the boyfriend.
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Burris said he had sought state and federal authorities attention to Mann's case, because he was concerned local prosecutors would not bring charges against the officers.
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In the candid interview, George, 58, spoke about being concerned for his children as Amal, 41, prepares to bring charges against ISIS to the French courts.
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The Justice Department announced earlier this month that it would not bring charges against that officer, Daniel Pantaleo, who allegedly put Garner in a choke-hold.
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It should sharply increase the number of I-9 audits, and it should bring charges against all employers who are found to be violating the law.
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One probe will deal with the FBI's handling of the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server and the decision not to bring charges against her.
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Authorities in Las Vegas have decided not to bring charges against Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott over a May 19 incident, according to TMZ Sports.
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On Thursday, a local police department in Michigan apologized to one victim for declining to bring charges against Nassar in 2004 after she complained of abuse.
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It followed a Justice Department review of the incident, in which a special prosecutor tapped to investigate the matter did not bring charges against anyone involved.
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They would very likely bring charges against him anyway, and then it would be up to a judge to decide whether a self-pardon is valid.
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De Blasio faced a scandal in his first term regarding donations to his campaign, but prosecutors have said they will not bring charges against the mayor.
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In July 2016, Comey publicly said that Clinton was "extremely careless" in handling classified information but added that "no reasonable prosecutor" would bring charges against her.
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"Target" is a specific legal term; it refers to someone who investigators believe committed a crime and whom they are likely planning to bring charges against.
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Ms. Troiani, 64, forcefully declared how upset she had been at the treatment of her client when prosecutors declined to bring charges against Mr. Cosby in 20063.
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But Comey had final say on whether to bring charges against Clinton, and there's no indication that a donation given to his wife's campaign compromised McCabe's judgement.
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Comey previously announced that his department did not recommend that the Justice Department bring charges against Clinton for her handling of classified information on a private server.
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It went on the agenda for the next police commission meeting to bring charges against the police chief, and on the day of the hearing he retired.
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Lawyer Adam Horowitz said the most disturbing part of such cases is that local health departments and other oversight authorities are hesitant to bring charges against physicians.
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Just a few days before the election, the FBI announced that it had found no information to change its earlier conclusion to not bring charges against Clinton.
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Prosecutors have identified a suspect in the leak of CIA hacking tools last year but have insufficient evidence to bring charges against him, The Washington Post reports.
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Civil rights leaders immediately decried the decision, which follows a previous conclusion by local prosecutors not to bring charges against the officers, Mark Ringgenberg and Dustin Schwarze.
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Back in 2018, she publicly ID'd Ronaldo and cops launched an investigation -- but officials ultimately decided NOT to bring charges against CR7 due to lack of evidence.
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Confronting a higher hurdle in winning corruption cases in the post-McDonnell era, prosecutors could decide not to bring charges against some politicians in the first place.
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The Washington Post reported this week that he flew into a multiday rage last year after prosecutors declined to bring charges against former FBI Director James Comey.
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Still, many legal experts have doubted that Mueller will have the standing to bring charges against Trump, and such a move would likely create major constitutional questions.
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Executives who bend the rules are "good people who have done one bad thing," in the words of one S.E.C. lawyer reluctant to bring charges against individuals.
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Civil rights leaders immediately decried the decision, which follows a previous conclusion by local prosecutors not to bring charges against police officers Mark Ringgenberg and Dustin Schwarze.
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A year ago, Europe's competition watchdog proclaimed that it was weighing whether to bring charges against Google for its business terms with Android, its mobile operating system.
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Attorney General Dappula de Livera ordered their arrest on Monday and urged the acting police chief to bring charges against the two, including for "crimes against humanity".
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Comey had previously announced that his department was not recommending that the Justice Department bring charges against Clinton for her handling of classified information on a private server.
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The decision is the first high-profile one in which Attorney General Jeff Sessions' department decided not to bring charges against law enforcement, The New York Times reports.
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Once the investigation is complete, Mancuso said the district attorney will decide whether to bring charges against the parents of the child who brought the gun to school.
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Since Clinton last gave a full press conference, the FBI decided not to bring charges against her for her handling of classified information over her private email setup.
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The police department has turned over the findings of its initial investigation into the matter to local prosecutors for a decision on whether to bring charges against Liu.
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The case has been kicked over to the San Francisco District Attorney's Office -- which will review the evidence and decide whether or not to bring charges against Larry.
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And it did all that despite, after almost 10 years and $70 million, ultimately finding insufficient evidence to bring charges against the Clintons or any White House officials.
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Attorney General Dappula de Livera had ordered their arrest last week and urged the acting police chief to bring charges against the two, including for "crimes against humanity".
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But Mr. Rechnitz's testimony has given New Yorkers a glimpse of what prosecutors had as potential evidence, as they ultimately decided to not bring charges against the mayor.
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As a result, the law is quite often abused by creative prosecutors to bring charges against targets that may not actually have much to do with computer hacking.
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The regulators said on Tuesday that the tokens sold by the organization were indeed securities, but they added that they would not bring charges against the organization's creators.
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NBC News reported Sunday that Mueller has obtained enough evidence to bring charges against Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn, who left the White House in February.
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In 1982, the Justice Department did not bring charges against Anne Gorsuch Burford, who was then the Environmental Protection Agency administrator, for refusing to cooperate with congressional investigators.
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Technically, anyone within the Methodist Church can bring charges against any other member, and charges can theoretically lead to expulsion from the church community following an ecclesiastical trial.
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But in 2005, Bruce L. Castor Jr., the Montgomery County district attorney at the time, said he found "insufficient credible and admissible evidence" to bring charges against Mr. Cosby.
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The Justice Department will not bring charges against Attorney General William Barr and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross after the House voted last week to hold them in criminal contempt.
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Attorney General William Barr made the decision to not bring charges against Pantaleo, siding with a Justice Department team from New York over the Civil Rights Division in Washington.
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Now that the FBI has announced that they will not bring charges against Clinton, taking away Trump's Twitter account might be the only way to keep him on message.
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Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch said she would accept the recommendations of prosecutors and the F.B.I. about whether to bring charges against Hillary Clinton over her private email server.
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The FBI's latest decision not to bring charges against Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The prosecutors in Mr. Killen's state murder trial sought to bring charges against all eight surviving defendants from the federal trial, but the grand jury indicted only Mr. Killen.
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" The Milwaukee District Attorney must now decide whether to bring charges against the seven jail employees, one of whom, according to the Sheriff's Office, "suddenly resigned over the weekend.
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The office is also considering whether to bring charges against Gregory B. Craig, who served as White House counsel in the Obama administration, over violations of foreign lobbying statutes.
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Clinton, and he took it upon himself to announce that "no reasonable prosecutor" would bring charges against her, after concluding that Ms. Lynch might be perceived as politically compromised.
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The trial, which started in June 2017, was conducted by state-appointed lawyers after prosecutors decided not to bring charges against the executives of the company known as Tepco.
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It was transferred out of SDNY because, after examining Craig's case, federal prosecutors in New York concluded they had insufficient evidence to bring charges against him, CNN has reported.
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Johnson and Emanuel stressed that the Cook County grand jury reviewed only a sliver of evidence in the case and concluded it was sufficient to bring charges against Smollett.
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US Attorney General Loretta Lynch said she will accept the recommendations of prosecutors and investigators on whether or not to bring charges against Hillary Clinton over her email use.
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Gregory Morvillo, a New York lawyer who handles insider trading cases, said it was possible the ruling had a "chilling effect" on the SEC's authority to bring charges against Mickelson.
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Tucked into the anthem bill is a clause that allows the police to take up to two years to bring charges against members of any "large crowd of unidentified culprits".
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If the district were to bring charges against the union for the strike, they would be heard by a state labor board — one with several members appointed by Republican Gov.
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The Department of Justice isn't going to bring charges against the New York City cop who's accused of choking and killing Eric Garner nearly five years ago to the day.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team has sufficient evidence to bring charges against former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, and potentially his son, as part of the Russia investigation, NBC reports.
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On the contrary, Mueller has broad authority to bring charges against basically anyone besides the president, up to and including Mike Pence if he's found to have committed a crime.
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The association representing Germany's Turkish community said it would bring charges against Poggenburg for inciting hatred, with its leader Gokay Sofuoglu noting that the constitution prohibits incitement, defamation and discrimination.
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Local prosecutors had originally declined to bring charges against Bostian, saying last month that they did not have enough evidence to charge him with criminal intent and closing the case.
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This legislation will allow prosecutors to bring charges against entities who violate the existing federal trafficking statute, and will also permit victims of trafficking to bring actions for civil remedies.
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President Obama received a lot of criticism for prosecuting government employees who leaked secrets, but the Justice Department did not bring charges against the journalists who published the leaked information.
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Political Memo WASHINGTON — In July, after the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, declined to bring charges against Hillary Clinton for her handling of classified emails, leading Democrats hailed his leadership.
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The Los Angeles district attorney, Jackie Lacey, is the second prosecutor to bring charges against the Hollywood producer, who is also the subject of criminal investigations in Dublin and London.
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The Obama administration had explored whether to bring charges against Mr. Assange but decided not to, in part because of fears of creating a precedent that could chill traditional journalism.
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Under New York law, for example, prosecutors cannot bring charges against criminals for the total amount of money stolen from multiple banks, which would result in more serious charges and sentences.
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Attorney General William Barr sided with a Justice Department team in New York over the Civil Rights Division in Washington when he made the decision not to bring charges against Pantaleo.
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One of the reasons that Assange said he claimed asylum in London was that he suspected American prosecutors would try to bring charges against him unrelated to the sex assault cases.
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Bruyneel acknowledged in an open letter sent to cycling websites that "mistakes have been made", but that he still felt USADA did not have the jurisdiction to bring charges against him.
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Police also arrived to the scene and did not arrest the man, explaining that it would be difficult to bring charges against him since no one saw him steal the dog.
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The former special counsel's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election did not find sufficient evidence to bring charges against Trump or his campaign over allegations they conspired with Moscow.
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Meaning, if the attorney purports to speak for the president, can a prosecutor or a congressional committee use the attorney's statements against him when seeking to bring charges against the president?
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Nadler, appearing on NBC's "Meet the Press," noted that Mueller said he didn't bring charges against those in the meeting because he couldn't prove they willfully intended to commit a crime.
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He was awarded $125,000 in damages after an unsuccessful attempt to bring charges against him during a case in which the defense argued a First Amendment right to satirize government officials.
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By 1986, the anti-Mafia team was ready to bring charges against four hundred and seventy-five mobsters, in what became known as the "maxi-trial," the world's largest Mafia proceeding.
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"The surveillance video speaks for itself, as does the prosecutor's decision not to bring charges against our client," Jill Brisbois, Mr. Liu's attorney in the United States, said in a statement.
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Barclays said it had been told that the fraud office had not decided whether it would also bring charges against Barclays Bank P.L.C., an operating unit, with respect to the loan.
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A human rights group has interviewed 26 defectors from the North and used Google Earth images to help locate these sites, aiming to secure forensic evidence and bring charges against perpetrators.
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We have been inundated with innumerable essays that expertly argue whether Mueller has the goods on Trump, and whether or not he will elect to bring charges against the sitting President.
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Abrahams kept the post of National Director of Public Prosecutions pending the appeal and has said he would announce his decision on whether to bring charges against Zuma in mid-March.
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Justice for Eric Garner Five years after a New York Police Department officer was accused of fatally choking Eric Garner, the Justice Department announced it would not bring charges against him.
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For example, in 2008 when President Obama was first running for the White House, prosecutors wanted to bring charges against Black Panthers who stood in front of polling places brandishing weapons.
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Paul J. Manafort, President Trump's former campaign chairman, is now in the sights of the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., whose office is set to bring charges against him.
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Last week, the government blocked the news website Malaysian Insider after it published a report saying there was sufficient evidence for the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission to bring charges against Mr. Najib.
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FBI Director James Comey said his office is not recommending prosecutors bring charges against Hillary Clinton for her handling of classified information in connection with private email servers while secretary of state.
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The 2015 incident with Battilana may have ended with Manhattan's district attorney's office "declining to bring charges" against Weinstein, but the incident was far more public and explicit than any blind item.
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In 2005, when Constand had originally tried to bring charges against Cosby, District Attorney Bruce Castor decided that, even though he believed Constand, there wasn't enough evidence to win a court case.
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Because they are not relying on an independent investigative body, Mr. Schiff's committee has positioned itself as something akin to a grand jury, collecting the facts to bring charges against the president.
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DOJ may bring charges against man found not guilty in Kate Steinle's killing "San Francisco's decision to protect criminal aliens led to the preventable and heartbreaking death of Kate Steinle," Sessions said.
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FBI Director James Comey will appear before the House Oversight Committee on Thursday, just two days after he declined to recommend that federal prosecutors bring charges against the former secretary of State.
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He argued that the special counsel lacked the authority to bring charges against him that were unrelated to allegations of collusion with Russia during his time as chairman of the Trump campaign.
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To avoid any appearance of political interference, Ms. Lynch said Friday that she would accept the recommendations of career prosecutors and the F.B.I. director on whether to bring charges against Mrs. Clinton.
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The issue has returned to the fore after a grand jury in Cleveland decided on Monday not to bring charges against police officers in the shooting of 12-year-old Tamir Rice.
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Five months later, a state grand jury declined to bring charges against Officer Pantaleo, touching off a wave of protests in New York and a national debate about policing in minority communities.
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Similarly, prosecutors in a number of major cities, such as Baltimore, Rochester, New York, and Norfolk, Virginia, have recently announced that they will no longer bring charges against low-level marijuana offenders.
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Republicans to Reexamine Investigation of Clinton's EmailsHouse Republicans announced Tuesday a committee would look into the Justice Department's decision not to bring charges against Hillary Clinton for using a private email server.
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Since the people behind the DAO didn't register its token sale with the SEC, it was technically illegal, but the commission stated that it has decided not to bring charges against them.
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After a grand jury declined to bring charges against Mr. Wilson, Mr. McCulloch faced allegations that he was too close to law enforcement officials in the area to properly oversee the investigation.
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They have to balance their responsibility to deliver justice and punish the guilty against the need to find out the truth so that they can bring charges against other potentially guilty people.
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Attorney General Dappula de Livera wrote to the acting police chief urging him to bring charges against his predecessor Pujith Jayasundara and the former secretary to the Ministry of Defence, Hemasiri Fernando.
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"I would appeal to our representatives to hear this story and to work toward greater gun safety legislation, if there&aposs nothing we can do to bring charges against this person," Mundt said.
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We broke the story ... his label, RCA/Sony, has pulled all financial backing for new projects -- and prosecutors in 2 cities are actively seeking potential witnesses and victims to bring charges against him.
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His website says that China should be labeled a currency manipulator by the Treasury Secretary and that the US should bring charges against China for unfair subsidies prohibited by the World Trade Organization.
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While police were never able to bring charges against the priest, Caine said that 229 people who said Maskell abused them have since received money from the archdiocese as part of financial agreements.
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The New York Police Department (NYPD) said Monday that it believes it can bring charges against nine members of the right-wing "Proud Boys" group involved in last week's violent clashes in Manhattan.
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A grand jury decided not to bring charges against another Euclid police officer in late August in connection with the fatal shooting of an unarmed 23-year-old in March of this year.
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MINNEAPOLIS (Reuters) - Federal prosecutors said on Wednesday they would not bring charges against two Minneapolis police officers involved in the shooting death of a 24-year-old black man, due to insufficient evidence.
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That means the special counsel can bring charges against Stone for any acts he discovers while investigating Russian collusion with the Trump campaign, even if those acts aren't related to the collusion itself.
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Finally, what do today's developments tell us about the largest questions of all: whether Mr. Mueller is going to bring charges against Mr. Trump himself relating to campaign collusion with Russia, or obstruction?
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The Obama Justice Department even refused to bring charges against Lois Lerner, who was held in contempt of Congress and was at the center of scandal running the tax agency's Exempt Organizations Unit.
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Klobuchar has also been criticized for failing to bring charges against a single police officer who killed a citizen in her 8-year run as the top prosecutor in Minnesota's most populous county.
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She said she was speaking of her own volition and that police had assured her she could bring charges against Guo without facing repercussions for having worked for a highly sought-after fugitive.
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Under DOJ regulations, Mueller at the conclusion of his probe only had to explain in a confidential report to his supervisors why he chose to bring charges against some people but not others.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Monday said the Senate would have "no choice" but to move forward with impeachment proceedings if the House ultimately votes to bring charges against President Donald Trump.
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After a grand jury declined to bring charges against Mr. Wilson, Mr. McCulloch, 67, faced allegations that he was too close to law enforcement officials in the area to properly oversee the investigation.
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Federal prosecutors said on Wednesday they would not bring charges against two Minneapolis police officers involved in the shooting death of Jamar Clark, a 24-year-old black man, due to insufficient evidence.
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Any non-privileged documents, and any privileged ones that meet an exemption for criminality, are then passed to the investigating attorneys, who determine whether to bring charges against the target or others involved.
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The department under President Barack Obama made a conscious decision not to bring charges against Assange on the grounds that WikiLeaks' activities were too similar to what conventional journalists do, the former officials said.
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A grand jury declined to bring charges against the NYPD officer who held the asthmatic father of six in a chokehold while he pleaded "I can't breathe," though his death was ruled a homicide.
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The Treasury statement said Russian investigators had twice tried to bring charges against Geremeyev as the possible organizer of the 2015 murder of Nemtsov, but were blocked by the head of the Investigative Committee.
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Justice Department prosecutors concluded last year that there wasn't enough evidence to bring charges against Manafort or any of the other US subjects in the Ukraine probe, according to sources briefed on the investigation.
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Earlier this year, a federal and state investigation declined to bring charges against the mayor for doing favors for major donors, but not before prosecutors condemned him for violating the "spirit" of the law.
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Prosecutors in Kansas say they believe somebody hurt Hill's child ... but after they couldn't determine whether it was Tyreek or his ex-fiancee, Crystal Espinal, they decided not to bring charges against either person.
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PARIS — A panel of French judges has decided not to bring charges against soldiers accused of having sexually abused children while on a peacekeeping mission in the Central African Republic, officials said on Friday.
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Iraq's Parliament has asked Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi to bring charges against Kurdish leaders who participated in the referendum and to send troops into disputed areas claimed by both the Kurds and Baghdad.
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During President Barack Obama's administration, Attorney General Eric Holder and officials at the Justice Department determined it would be difficult to bring charges against Assange because WikiLeaks wasn't alone in publishing documents stolen by Manning.
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The L.A. City Attorney's Office tells us ... it reviewed the case and decided not to bring charges against the actress, who allegedly got caught up in an altercation in October at the Figueroa Hotel downtown.
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The special counsel laid out in damning detail ten instances where Trump tried to obstruct justice, but ultimately "declined to reach a traditional prosecutorial decision" on whether to bring charges against the president for it.
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For two years, members of my little Episcopal church joined other neighbors in a weekly evening vigil outside the Mission police station, demanding that the district attorney bring charges against the men who killed Amílcar.
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In July, Comey angered Republicans when he announced the FBI would not bring charges against Clinton, because it had determined it did not have the evidence that she knowingly transferred classified material over her server.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - A Texas grand jury has decided not to bring charges against an Austin police officer who fatally shot an unarmed and naked teenage male in February, a local prosecutor said on Tuesday.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller now has sufficient evidence to bring charges against President Donald Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn and his son, NBC News announced today, citing multiple sources familiar with Mueller's investigation.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia on Sunday announced the detention of hundreds of government officials, including military and security officers, on charges involving bribery and exploiting public office, and said investigators would bring charges against them.
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The report said Comey strayed from FBI guidelines when he held a July 2016 press conference in which he criticized Clinton and announced the FBI would not bring charges against her for mishandling classified information.
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The investigation into Johnny Manziel's alleged assault of his girlfriend Colleen Crowley is being kicked to a grand jury ... which will decide whether or not to bring charges against the QB. The Dallas Police Dept.
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In an initial investigation in 2005, a predecessor of Mr. Steele decided not to bring charges against Mr. Cosby after Ms. Constand accused Mr. Cosby of sexually assaulting her at his suburban Philadelphia home in 2004.
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Federal prosecutors in the United States declined to bring charges against cops facing allegations of civil rights violations in 96 percent of cases between 1995 and 2015, according to an investigation by the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
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The special prosecutor investigating the fatal police shooting of a 14-year-old member of the Bad River Reservation in Wisconsin has declined to bring charges against the Ashland County sheriff's deputy involved in the shooting.
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But even as Jokowi has made a show of piety, he has banned one hardline Islamist group and allowed prosecutors to bring charges against the leader of another, enabling the Islamists to paint themselves as persecuted.
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In announcing that it would not bring charges against Pantaleo, Justice Department officials said they could not conclusively determine whether Pantaleo willfully committed misconduct, which must be established to prove that he violated Garner's civil rights.
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"Understand, our police officers put their lives on the line for us every single day," President Obama said after a grand jury decided not to bring charges against Darren Wilson, the officer who killed Michael Brown.
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In a one-page memo, he directed federal prosecutors to use their discretion in deciding whether to bring charges against distributors, growers and processors, considering the seriousness of the crime and its impact on the community.
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Impeachment begins in the House, which debates and votes on whether to bring charges against the president via approval of an impeachment resolution, or "articles of impeachment," by a simple majority of the House's 435 members.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Federal prosecutors in Manhattan are pursuing insider trading cases on a pace not seen since 219 - before a major appellate ruling limited their ability to bring charges against hedge fund managers and other traders.
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Though former special counsel Robert Mueller declined to bring charges against any American in his parallel investigation of the matter, his team charged Stone with repeatedly misleading House investigators and threatening another witness to mislead the committee.
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C., who leads the joint Judiciary-Oversight review, has insisted that the investigation is an impartial probe into the FBI's handling of the Hillary Clinton email probe, and not a Republican effort to bring charges against her.
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Earlier Tuesday, FBI Director James Comey said his office is not recommending that prosecutors bring charges against Clinton for her handling of classified information in connection with private email servers while she served as secretary of state.
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Rackete's arrest provoked a diplomatic row between Rome and Berlin, with German officials criticizing the decision to bring charges against her for allegedly risking the lives of police officers when she docked her vessel, which was impounded.
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It appears that in this case the FBI director led the investigation, collected and weighed the evidence and in essence made the decision not to bring charges against Clinton, who is now the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee.
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Central government spokesman Inigo Mendez de Vigo said on Friday that spending money on trying to bring charges against Llarena might constitute a misuse of public funds, and the Catalan parliament's own lawyers had warned against it.
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Greg Abbott (R) over the weekend vetoed a bill that would allow local authorities to bring charges against anyone bringing a gun into a secure area of an airport in the state, according to the Texas Tribune.
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Complicating leadership's position was Mueller's emphasis that his team declined to bring charges against Trump, not because they found no reason to do so, but because it was "not an option" under Department of Justice (DOJ) rules.
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Gebrselassie, a former world record holder and current president of the Ethiopian Athletics Federation, said the matter was immediately reported to police, who interviewed five hotel employees but decided not to bring charges against any of them.
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But if the Justice Department decides not to bring charges against leading political figures — such as, let's say, Hillary Clinton — lots of Republicans and lots of Democrats have to be persuaded that it's not a cover-up.
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Along the way, he infuriated Democrats with a highly politicized investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server that may have delivered the 2016 presidential election to Trump, and incensed Republicans for declining to bring charges against Clinton.
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King Mohammed VI of Morocco ordered the Interior Ministry to conduct "a careful and thorough investigation," and to bring charges against anyone who had broken the law, the state-run Maghreb Arabe Presse news agency reported on Sunday.
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Mueller is supposed to explain why he did and didn't prosecute people in his report — what happened with Corsi, and why Mueller ultimately declined to bring charges against him, is one of the stranger storylines in this case.
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The efforts to bring charges against anyone who enters the United States illegally may have actually diverted resources from some drug-smuggling cases, according to internal emails between Justice Department and Homeland Security staff obtained by USA Today.
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While in the Ohio state Senate in 2006, Jordan backed legislation that would have created a one-year window for victims of child sexual abuse to bring charges against perpetrators up to 35 years after the alleged incidents.
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Justice Department prosecutors and FBI investigators are reviewing Salman's account and other evidence to determine whether to bring charges against her for allegedly failing to report her knowledge of his general plans to carry out some kind of attack.
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FBI officials overseeing the probe now expect to complete their work in the next few weeks and then turn over the findings to the Justice Department, which will make a final decision on whether to bring charges against anyone.
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AMSTERDAM, Sept 28 (Reuters) - An international team of prosecutors investigating the downing of a Malaysian airliner over eastern Ukraine in 2014 will report findings on Wednesday but are unlikely to bring charges against anyone, given legal and political obstacles.
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The Chilean environmental inspectorate (SMA) said on Wednesday night that it had conducted a two-week investigation and would bring charges against ENAP for environmental flaws in its liquid industrial waste treatment process in the maritime terminal it operates.
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The special counsel declined to bring charges against the president over obstruction of justice, citing existing Justice Department guidelines that a sitting president cannot be indicted and saying it is Congress's duty to investigate Trump if it sees fit.
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"It is clear that when the DOJ announced in October 2015 that it would not bring charges against Lois Lerner, the agency was following President Obama's signal on how he wanted the investigation to be handled," the lawmakers said.
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Among the concerns, is the expiration of statute of limitations in certain investigations -- for many federal crimes, prosecutors have five years to bring charges against a criminal defendant -- and the Constitutional right for defendants to have a speedy trial.
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While Mr. Mueller found insufficient evidence to bring charges against President Trump for conspiring or colluding with Russia to influence the 2016 elections, he cited at least 10 specific instances in which Mr. Trump may have obstructed his investigation.
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Meaning, Trump can pardon every individual close to him who has anything to say, but if state prosecutors bring charges against them for the same or different offenses, they will still remain exposed, and theoretically so will the president.
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When federal and state prosecutors in New York opted last week not to bring charges against Mayor Bill de Blasio or any of his aides after investigating their campaign financing efforts, the mayor was left cleared but not unscathed.
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In December 2014, a state grand jury in Staten Island decided not to bring charges against Officer Daniel Pantaleo, who was seen on a video using a chokehold, prohibited by the New York Police Department, to subdue Mr. Garner.
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It's timely that Google points out the safety of its own app store over others, given that later this week the European Union antitrust chief is expected to bring charges against Android — specifically, Google's practice of bundling its apps with it.
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Three organizations announced a petition on Wednesday asking the International Criminal Court (ICC) to bring charges against ISIS for persecuting the people under its control on the basis of gender — including the public execution of men alleged to be gay.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - An Ohio county grand jury voted not to bring charges against a campus police officer who fatally shot a Somali immigrant who had injured 11 people in a car and knife attack last year, county prosecutor said on Thursday.
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Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE has said that prosecutors will not bring charges against Trump.
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The ruling will allow Rhode Island prosecutors to continue to bring charges against 21 oil and gas producers including Chevron, Shell and BP as the state tries to get the companies to help pay for damages caused by climate change.
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Thus, if Pennsylvania successfully eliminates its statute of limitations for child sexual abuse crimes today, the state could not bring charges against a defendant whose victim is now 51, because the limitations period for that charge has already run out.
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But German law requires concrete proof of wrongdoing, so without evidence like photos showing them posing with weapons, or social media accounts where they spread propaganda or sought to recruit others, it can be difficult to bring charges against them.
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They decided not to bring charges against Mr. de Blasio or his aides — but in doing so, last year, they issued a cutting statement raising questions about the mayor's ethics and making it clear he had done favors for donors.
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But it's also entirely possible that Mueller will bring charges against a few more Trump associates and ultimately conclude that the president personally didn't do anything wrong, and the currently very low levels of political support for impeachment will go even lower.
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The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that state prosecutors waited beyond the three-year statute of limitations to bring charges against Eddie Tipton, a security expert with the Multi-State Lottery Association, which provides services to Iowa, Wisconsin and several other state lotteries.
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In a surprise public statement Wednesday, Mueller said that his 448-page report purposefully did not exonerate Trump on obstruction of justice charges and that he did not have the power to bring charges against Trump due to longstanding Department of Justice policy.
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"It seemed that he investigated, he decided without the Department of Justice deciding, that there would be no reason to bring charges against then-secretary of state Clinton and at the same time -- candidate Clinton," McCain explained to reporters after the hearing.
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After all, while Trump had been openly critical of the Director's decision not to bring charges against Clinton, he had also heaped praise on Comey when the investigation was re-opened in late October due to the discovery of another trove of emails.
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Comey wrote in his book, "A Higher Loyalty," that Stewart "didn't commit the crime of the century" and that he initially viewed her criminal prosecution as an "annoyance," but he needed to bring charges against her because she had lied to investigators.
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FBI director James Comey spent nearly five hours answering questions from Republican lawmakers who are angry that he didn't bring charges against Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The outgoing government of Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto has faced criticism for failing to bring charges against Odebrecht, although the company told U.S. and Brazilian prosecutors as part of a 2016 settlement that it paid $10 million worth of bribes in Mexico.
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While Mueller is widely expected to not try to bring charges against the President, following long-standing Justice Department legal guidelines, investigators could try to weave into their report examples of how the President used public statements to try to obstruct the investigation.
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House Republicans sent a letter to the Justice Department last week urging them to prosecute Comey for what they say was a failure to bring charges against Clinton for the misuse of her email server, a subject Giuliani has intimate knowledge of.
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The decision, which came days after the Sacramento County district attorney said she would not bring charges against the officers, seemed likely to ignite more outrage after waves of protests over the killing of the man, Stephon Clark, 22, in his grandmother's backyard.
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His comments may also create political complications for the state's Republican governor, Rick Scott, a longtime favorite of the state's gun lobby who signed the 2017 law that made it more burdensome for prosecutors to bring charges against those who claim self-defense.
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"For a founding member of the EU to bring charges against a journalist in relation to reporting that is clearly in the public interest shows a lack of respect for the important role journalism plays in holding the powerful accountable," he said.
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Washington (CNN)The attorney for former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe asked federal prosecutors late Thursday if a grand jury in Washington, DC, had declined to bring charges against their client following a report in The Washington Post of possible grand jury activity.
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The Obama administration's decision not to remove certain immigrants is akin to a prosecutor's decision not to bring charges against low-level marijuana offenders, or a cop's decision to let someone off with a warning rather than writing them a speeding ticket.
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Brazil's top public prosecutor, Prosecutor General Rodrigo Janot, will also bring charges against Joesley Batista, the billionaire former chairman of JBS who implicated Temer but who was arrested on Sunday for concealing other crimes in his plea bargain deal, one of the sources said.
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Section 6720.6 outlines the process by which a whistleblower—which, as the ballot expressly notes, could be anyone living in the state of California—may bring charges against the producers of porn that doesn't comply with the onerous regulations and requirements outlined in the initiative.
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The Obama DOJ declined to bring charges against WikiLeaks over concerns that it would overstep the First Amendment, but the Trump regime doesn't seem too worried about the free speech issues of this case now that WikiLeaks is done helping Donald Trump become president.
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Republicans have said the Federal Bureau of Investigation is biased against Trump, pointing to Comey's decision to publicly announce the FBI would not bring charges against Clinton, as well as text messages between two former FBI staffers on the email probe that disparaged Trump.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Several hundred people took to the streets of New York on Wednesday to protest the U.S. Department of Justice's decision not to bring charges against a New York City policeman in the chokehold death of an unarmed black man in 2014.
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To bring charges against someone suspected of violating FARA, investigators need to answer three questions, each progressively harder to prove: To show that someone lobbied about an issue, for example, investigators would just need to look at politicians' meeting books or read op-eds.
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Eugene O'Donnell, a lecturer at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and a former New York police officer and prosecutor, said it would be especially difficult for a grand jury to bring charges against Sergeant Barry because Ms. Danner was said to be armed.
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During his first tenure at the F.T.C., where he ran the consumer protection bureau from 1970 to 1973, he helped bring charges against the maker of Listerine mouthwash, which claimed it could not only treat bad breath but also prevent colds and sore throats.
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Mr. Manafort's cooperation is not limited to actions of the president, and if he can help the special counsel bring charges against others close to Mr. Trump, they too may end up cooperating and further strengthening the case that Mr. Mueller is seeking to build.
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Prosecutors have the power to decide whether to bring charges against police officers, and are also given enormous power over grand juries to get an indictment (hence the saying that prosecutors can get grand juries to "indict a ham sandwich") and in the courtroom generally.
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The new regulations proposed by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, like Ms. Bazelon's narrative, presume that a significant number of female students are lying about being sexually assaulted, and make it harder for them to bring charges against rapists, who endanger all students on campus.
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Instead of seeking the immediate extradition of the 10 defendants — an often cumbersome process that can take years of negotiations, even in countries that have treaties with the United States — prosecutors plan to first bring charges against several of them in Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine.
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Wesley Bell watched the city of Ferguson, Mo., erupt outside his window almost four years ago, after the prosecutor of St. Louis County announced that a grand jury would not bring charges against the police officer who shot Michael Brown, an unarmed black teenager.
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Comey was found to have dramatically departed from FBI guidelines by holding a press conference critical of Clinton when he announced the FBI would not bring charges against her for mishandling classified information, and for essentially reopening the probe days before the 2016 presidential election.
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But now, as the district attorney, Jackie Lacey, considers whether to bring charges against an officer who shot a homeless man last year, the atmosphere in Los Angeles demonstrates the growing pressure that prosecutors now face to move aggressively against officers who kill civilians.
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The lawyers — one of whom represents a senior Trump administration official — told Politico that while they don't know of any specific plans to bring charges against Trump, their experience with the law leads them to believe the president could be indicted for obstruction of justice.
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He came under heavy criticism for failing to bring charges against Mr. Trump's eldest children, Ivanka and Donald Jr., after an investigation into allegations they had lied to buyers of units at the Trump SoHo, a 46-story luxury condominium-hotel in Lower Manhattan.
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One is Bruce L. Castor Jr., the former Montgomery County District Attorney, who in 2005 found "insufficient credible and admissible evidence" to bring charges against Mr. Cosby after a Temple University basketball manager said the actor drugged and sexually assaulted her at his home near here.
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Indexes fell to their lows of the day after the Wall Street Journal reported federal prosecutors are expected to bring charges against Chinese hackers allegedly trying to break into technology service providers in the U.S., another negative headline amid tense trade talks between the two countries.
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But it explains how the special counsel was able to swiftly bring charges against Manafort for complex financial crimes dating as far back as 2008 — and it shows that Mueller could still wield immense leverage as he seeks to compel Manafort to cooperate in the ongoing investigation.
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Matt Salmon (Ariz.) tells The Hill that since "our attorney general [Loretta Lynch] compromised herself by having a 30-minute meeting with Bill Clinton in Phoenix, the prudent thing to do is" have an outside counsel decide whether to bring charges against the former secretary of State.
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Gowdy has described the investigation as a serious inquiry into the bureau's conduct during the Clinton investigation — also under the microscope of Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz — rather than an effort to re-litigate the decision not to bring charges against the former secretary of State.
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The court document, filed in August of this year, was first flagged Thursday on Twitter by Seamus Hughes, a researcher at the George Washington University's Program on Extremism, hours after The Wall Street Journal first reported that the U.S. was preparing to bring charges against Assange.
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In 2017, he came under heavy criticism for failing to bring charges against Mr. Trump's eldest children, Ivanka and Donald Jr., after an investigation into allegations they had lied to buyers of units at the Trump SoHo, a 46-story luxury condominium-hotel in Lower Manhattan.
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In a letter delivered to Nepal's minister of tourism on Friday, Mr. Bancroft wrote that if the government did not bring charges against these companies, all of which are reportedly still in business, the insurance underwriters would cut off coverage for Nepal starting from Feb. 15.
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For one thing, a grand jury would be well within its rights to examine the evidence while it's fresh in order to determine whether to bring charges against Mr. Trump after he leaves office (or perhaps to issue an indictment that would remain sealed until then).
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I grew up with a deep vein of shame and anger for my region, compounded by the fact that in most of these cases, white juries had not convicted the accused, or the authorities had been so indifferent that they did not even bring charges against anyone.
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But the move could eventually make it easier to bring charges against Mr. Duterte at the International Criminal Court, as at least one Philippine lawyer has pledged to do, by showing that domestic attempts to stop Mr. Duterte's crackdown have failed, a human rights lawyer said.
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Years later, FBI agents would help the Justice Department bring charges against the Russian nuclear industry's point man in the United States, TENEX director Vadim Mikerin, as well as a Russian financier and an American trucking executive whose company moved Russian uranium around the United States.
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Less than 24 hours after Barr's stunning ABC News interview, in which he called on Trump to stop tweeting about the department and its employees, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced it would not bring charges against McCabe, once a target of frequent attacks by Trump.
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" The office did not, however, fully retreat from its initial decision to bring charges against Smollett or otherwise address PEOPLE's inquiry on whether prosecutors still believe he staged the attack, saying in a followup statement: "We stand by the Chicago Police Department's investigation and our approval of charges.
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The justices ruled 7-2 in favor of federal prosecutors and against an Alabama man named Terance Gamble in a gun possession case, preserving the current system that gives states and the U.S. government broad authority to bring charges against criminal defendants arising from the same underlying conduct.
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Attorney General William Barr made the decision not to bring charges against Pantaleo, siding with a Justice Department team from New York over the Civil Rights Division in Washington, due to concerns that prosecutors could not successfully prove the officer acted willfully, a senior Justice Department official said.
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Federal prosecutors used it in 2007 to bring charges against Xavier Alvarez, a fabulist who had previously claimed he had been a member of the Detroit Red Wings, for falsely identifying himself as a recipient of the nation's highest military honor during a local water board meeting in California.
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"One of the things that a White House does when they're under fire is they do everything they can to discredit a special counsel's investigation so if and when the special counsel decides to … bring charges against a sitting president, they try to have undercut their credibility," he said.
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It may also have been that it was simply easier for prosecutors to bring charges against the person buying access, because the men admitted guilt, in the face of abundant evidence, as part of plea deals in which they agreed to cooperate with the government against other defendants.
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Following the public disclosure of a huge trove of U.S. diplomatic cables and military reports in 2010 — at the time considered to be the largest breach of classified information in American history — senior officials across the U.S. government wanted to bring charges against Assange, the former official said.
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If prosecutors so trusted Mr. Wildstein as a witness, the jury might wonder, why did they not bring charges against Mr. Christie, who, Mr. Wildstein testified, was told about the plot midway through the week of the lane closings in September 2013, when he had the power to reverse them?
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Black Lives Matter brought national attention to local instances of police brutality, prompting the Obama Administration to launch the Task Force on 21st Century Policing and helping defeat prosecutors in Chicago and Cleveland, who had sought reëlection after initially failing to bring charges against police officers accused of using excessive force.
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Manafort's lawyers claim in the complaint that the leaks were "intentionally designed to create a false narrative in order to garner support for the appointment of a special counsel to investigate" Manafort, and again allege that Mueller did not have the authority to bring charges against Manafort unrelated to the campaign.
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" The Cook County State's Attorney's Office did not, however, fully retreat from its initial decision to bring charges against Smollett or otherwise address PEOPLE's inquiry on whether prosecutors still believe he staged the attack, saying in a follow-up statement: "We stand by the Chicago Police Department's investigation and our approval of charges.
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The announcement of the decision not to bring charges against Officer Daniel Pantaleo comes a day before the statute of limitations was set to expire in the case that produced the words "I can't breathe" — among Garner's final words — as a rallying cry among protesters of the police treatment of black suspects.
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The watchdog has been investigating the case since 2015, but when it tried to bring charges against the banks last year South Africa's Competition Tribunal said that banks without a presence in South Africa could not be fined, though they could be declared anti-competitive if the commission could prove their case.
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The watchdog has been investigating the case since 2015, but when it tried to bring charges against the banks last year South Africa's Competition Tribunal said that banks without a presence in South Africa could not be fined, though they could be declared anti-competitive if the commission could prove their case.
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As a result of the harassment Pozner and victims' families from Sandy Hook and other mass shootings have said they've encountered on a daily basis, he started the HONR Network, which flags false hoax sites and mobilizes people to try to bring charges against anyone who defames or emotionally abuses victims and their families.
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The New Yorker 's story on Weinstein details how Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance—who, like nearly all New York City leaders, is a Democrat, and who is running unopposed for reelection this year—decided not to bring charges against Weinstein after he was accused by Italian model Ambra Battilana Gutierrez of sexual assault.
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The Justice Department spent years examining whether Mr. Assange was working directly with the Russian government, but legal experts point out that what is known about his activities in 2016 — including publishing stolen emails — is not criminal, and therefore it would be difficult to bring charges against him related to the Russian interference campaign.
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A witness who prosecutors were seeking to interview and an associate of Assange based in Europe who also requested anonymity said that before his arrest Assange had expressed concern that U.S. prosecutors would also bring charges against him related to WikiLeaks' publication of CIA computer hacking tools, which the website described as its "Vault 7" cache.
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" Despite the charges being dropped, the Cook County State's Attorney's Office did not, however, fully retreat from its initial decision to bring charges against Smollett or otherwise address PEOPLE's inquiry on whether prosecutors still believe he staged the attack, saying in a follow-up statement: "We stand by the Chicago Police Department's investigation and our approval of charges.
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Mr. Flynn is regarded as loyal to Mr. Trump, but he has in recent weeks expressed serious concerns to friends that prosecutors will bring charges against his son, Michael Flynn Jr., who served as his father's chief of staff and was a part of several financial deals involving the elder Mr. Flynn that Mr. Mueller is scrutinizing.
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BATON ROUGE, La. — A day after the Justice Department extracted a guilty plea from a South Carolina police officer who fatally shot a black man in the back, a federal prosecutor here explained on Wednesday why the department had declined to bring charges against two officers involved in the fatal shooting of a black Louisiana man, Alton B. Sterling.
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According to the network, authorities "believe they have found a way to move forward" in prosecuting Assange after years of wrestling with First Amendment concerns:During President Barack Obama's administration, Attorney General Eric Holder and officials at the Justice Department determined it would be difficult to bring charges against Assange because WikiLeaks wasn't alone in publishing documents stolen by [Chelsea] Manning.
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The FTC "does not comment about what future actions it may or may not take," a spokesperson told CNBC Make It. But the fact that the FTC brought the case has already sparked speculation that the case sets the precedent that the federal government is now willing to bring charges against companies that pay for fake reviews making misleading claims.
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The watchdog passed its findings to the Justice Department without making a recommendation on whether Comey should be prosecuted, but Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrAdvocates doubt Trump DEA will ease rules on marijuana research Graham calls on Barr to declassify files on DOJ watchdog's Russia probe Trump suggests watchdog report shows Mueller probe was 'illegal' MORE declined to bring charges against Comey.
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There had been so much outrage that the district attorney's office had failed to bring charges against Harvey Weinstein in 211, when a woman actually went to the police to report being groped by him, that the D.A.'s office was now under so much pressure that they would maybe bring charges now before they had a really solid case in hand.
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As Oversight chairman, he's been critical of the FBI, particularly over its decision not to bring charges against former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE for her handling of classified information.
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For about a year, the Justice Department has maintained that most of the records sought in the FOIA case were off-limits because of an ongoing enforcement action, widely believed to be the government's investigation aimed at deciding whether to bring charges against McCabe for allegedly lying to FBI colleagues about contacts with the media prior to the 2016 presidential election.
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"The guilty plea of Mr. Papadopoulos should send a rather chilling message to Mr. Flynn since this is the same statute that might be used in the event Mueller would bring charges against Flynn for lying to the FBI in connection with his false statements that have been alleged," said Richard Ben-Veniste, a onetime Watergate prosecutor and member of the 9/11 Commission.
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Here's an argument explaining how the Russians' fake memo works its way to influencing American politics: The Washington Post report suggests it was the flawed memo with "faked" by Russians that led Comey to announce in July of 2016 that there was not enough evidence to bring charges against Clinton or her staffers for their treatment of classified information during her time as secretary of state.
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"I hope they will bring charges against us and I am ready to accept the full responsibility for what I have done" A secret email obtained by the New York Times — part of the thousands of documents that a White House lawyer from the George W. Bush administration turned over ahead of the hearings — shows Kavanaugh challenging a draft opinion piece that stated Roe v.
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Although prosecutors announced in March that they would not bring charges against the mayor, Mr. Rechnitz has all but outright accused Mr. de Blasio and one of his fund-raisers, Ross Offinger, of participating in pay-to-play schemes after Mr. Rechnitz and his friend, Jeremy Reichberg, donated or arranged for more than $100,000 in contributions to the mayor's 2013 campaign and other political causes of the mayor.
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Andrew McCabeAndrew George McCabeMcCabe says he would 'absolutely not' cut a deal with prosecutors We've lost sight of the real scandal Former Obama officials willing to testify on McCabe's behalf: report MORE's counsel is pressing the Department of Justice (DOJ) on whether a grand jury has declined to bring charges against the former FBI deputy director, arguing such a move would cast doubt on the government's case against him.
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The report found that former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE, whom Trump dismissed last May, deviated from FBI guidelines by hosting a July 2016 press conference in which he criticized Clinton and said the FBI would not bring charges against her for mishandling classified information.
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Y.) vowed that Congress will take action after special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE, in a dramatic appearance at the Justice Department, explained why his team did not bring charges against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Following a controversial meeting between former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE and then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch, Lynch said that she would follow the recommendation of then-FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE about whether to bring charges against Hillary Clinton.
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And after the FBI's investigation of that it was found that some of those emails contained classified information and so, there's a statute in the law that says — and this is actually really important and I don't think a lot of people have dug into this — but the statute actually says that there has to be an intent, or it has to be purposeful that you're trying to disclose classified information, and that is what the actual statute says, and so after the FBI investigated this server and all the emails that were passed through, they recommended that the justice department basically, like, yo, you shouldn't bring charges against Hillary because there's no evidence that there was an intention, or that she was purposefully trying to disclose classified information.
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Monday: Trump denies racist tweets were racistTreasury secretary says he doesn't find Trump's tweets racistTrump admin limits asylum claims by Central AmericansActing immigration chief says he does not know details of ICE raids'Squad' responds to Trump: The US 'belongs to everyone'Trump gets his third acting secretary of defense this year Tuesday: Barr declines to bring charges against NYPD officer in Garner caseHouse session on condemning Trump comments devolves into fightJudge permanently blocks admin adding citizenship Q to censusTrump blames Obama as he reluctantly bans F-35 sales to TurkeyPompeo claims Iran is willing to talk missiles Wednesday: Trump celebrates House killing impeachment resolutionHouse votes to hold Barr, Ross in contempt over census disputeFeds end investigation into Trump Org and hush money payments2nd judge blocks Trump admin from adding citizenship Q to census Thursday: Trump picks son of Antonin Scalia as next secretary of laborHouse Judiciary asks Hicks to clarify testimony about DanielsTrump claims to disavow racist chant after pressure from alliesFBI warrants show Trump's close involvement in hush money effort Friday: Trump administration weighs allowing no refugees into US next yearJudge upholds a Trump admin alternative to Obamacare See you next week!
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