Federal court orders have kept the program functioning for now.
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Failing that, they'd like fewer legal challenges to court orders.
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Some sheriffs have said they won't enforce the court orders.
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Nor were court orders sufficient to overcome this national embarrassment.
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Three of Arpaio's subordinates also violated court orders, the judge found.
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Three of Arpaio's subordinates also violated court orders, the judge found.
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Under the law, security forces can interrogate suspects without court orders.
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Investigators got court orders for those who didn't voluntarily give samples.
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You may, however, need to provide court orders or other information.
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The full details of those allegations were suppressed by court orders.
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He denied intentionally violating any court orders, but Bolton found him guilty of criminal contempt, citing his frequent public statements that demonstrated an intentional and willful defiance of the federal court orders issued by Judge Snow.
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Pornography websites are also blocked by court orders seeking to protect children.
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They held their respective court orders, staring at them with giddy disbelief.
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"A court orders a psychiatric assessment for Marine Le Pen," Salvini wrote.
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Cook courts typically do not recognize American court orders, including divorce judgments.
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Because of court orders and other stopgap measures, state workers were paid.
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Immigrant advocates obtained court orders blocking implementation of parts of that order.
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When domestic violence survivors need protection, LSC lawyers help obtain court orders.
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Those "actions, in our view, violated, two separate court orders," Roth wrote.
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The material marked the fourth batch of records made public under court orders.
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Usually, tech companies faced with often-secret court orders cooperated with this snooping.
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Separatist lawmakers defied court orders and held a referendum on independence in October.
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It also received 90 search warrants, 30 emergency requests, and 0003 court orders.
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DO YOU BELIEVE THAT IF THE COURT ORDERS THEM, THEY WILL DO IT?
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In the case of Microsoft, the search warrants included court orders compelling secrecy.
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Then, citing court orders, the police told the occupiers they had to leave.
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This time around, it seems to be responding to court orders, and fast.
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But might we venture to say, forging court orders are a bad idea?
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Those requests came in the form of court orders, written requests, and more.
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The program opposed by the administration continues under lower-court orders (The Hill).
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You need not worry about following any court orders that may be issued.
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He is accused of defying court orders by failing to stop the referendum.
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When we receive valid court orders, including suppression orders, we review and respond appropriately.
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Sirisena complied with court orders and reinstated Wickremsinghe as prime minister in mid December.
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In most cases, any request for Echo recordings are only known through court orders.
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"Any confusion is due to a broken immigration system and court orders," he said.
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Cloudflare complies with court orders and won't deal with companies on official sanctions lists.
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Zuma never repaid, saying the findings were merely recommendations and not legal court orders.
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Thus the court orders her to allow your flights of fancy RE: fancy flights.
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These Court orders are further confirmation of the strength of Qualcomm's vast patent portfolio.
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The Pentagon has said it will follow the court orders as administration lawyers appeal.
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The issue for the administration was how to read the two court orders together.
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The judge said he did not believe Mr. Bundy would comply with court orders.
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Agencies are required by law and court orders to move forward on some rules.
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"Court orders are not optional, and Apple should comply," Burr said in a statement.
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In December, a state judge suspended WhatsApp for failing to comply with court orders.
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Attempts to locate the court orders referred to by ICE on Thursday were unsuccessful.
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Court orders, appeals, and other arcane processes are business as usual in the law.
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But of course, the court orders are much of the point of the report.
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The Compliance With Court Orders Act is already getting pushback from within political spheres, too.
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American prosecutors scrambled to bring together civil court orders to seize and disrupt the network.
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Deutsche Bank said in a statement it will comply with all subpoenas and court orders.
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Levandowski has 20 days to comply with the court orders, according to the Uber letter.
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Outgoing Republican governor, Paul LePage, has refused to carry out the measure despite court orders.
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Due to court orders, families cannot be held for more than three weeks in detention.
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Under FISA, internet companies receive broad court orders requiring them to comply with such requests.
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Arpaio and Sheridan have admitted to violating court orders but maintained that it was unintentional.
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The U.S. company got court orders temporarily seizing PDVSA's cargoes and terminals across the Caribbean.
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Court orders have been ignored by the executive branch and security services have arrested journalists.
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In December, WhatsApp was briefly also blocked in Brazil after not complying with court orders.
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However Zuma never repaid, saying the findings were merely recommendations and not legal court orders.
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RUSSIAN COURT ORDERS BARING VOSTOK'S MICHAEL CALVEY TO BE KEPT IN CUSTODY UNTIL APRIL 13
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The bill would require tech companies to give access to encrypted data with court orders.
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The court, however, did not agree to review the government's appeals of the court orders.
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"The government can't overlook the court orders into the matter," a source told the Tribune.
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When Moore refused, the Alabama Court of the Judiciary cited him for defying court orders.
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"Compliance with court orders is not an option for any individual or institution," he said.
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The agency has sought dozens of similar court orders across the country — with mixed results.
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"Any confusion is due to a broken immigration system and court orders," Mr. Azar said.
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Altaf Khan, spokesman for Pakistan's permanent election commission, said the commission simply followed court orders.
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They say companies are failing to comply with legal court orders and impeding legitimate investigations.
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"Any confusion is due to a broken immigration system and court orders," Azar told reporters.
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Paul LePage refused to implement expansion for more than a year, defying state court orders.
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The recent pair of executive orders seeking the ban were both blocked by court orders.
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He later seemed to acknowledge some such instances, which immigration advocates contend violated court orders.
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They might try to impersonate obscure local law enforcement agencies and submit forged court orders.
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Still, CBP officers at U.S. airports "attempted in good faith to obey court orders," he said.
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But without a deal in sight, the program remains largely intact due to federal court orders.
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The emergency gave police and military extensive powers to detain and interrogate suspects without court orders.
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Last year he was convicted of contempt of court for wilfully defying court orders to stop.
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Other Catalans camped out in polling stations in order to defy court orders to close them.
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Under court orders, the Trump administration is allowing immigrants to apply to renew their DACA protections.
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Trump announced the program's expiration last year, though its termination has been stalled by court orders.
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They were living in their villages, all at the same addresses listed in the court orders.
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While the case plays out, the Pentagon has indicated it intends to follow federal court orders.
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Either because of distance or court orders, most will not see their families for the holidays.
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On Thursday, the High Court in London issued further court orders in favour of Ms Akhmedov.
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He now proposes to get around the court orders by persuading voters to amend the Constitution.
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And because of court orders, the ban hasn't taken effect and transgender people have continued serving.
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The company also indicated it would not shy from rebuffing similar court orders in the future.
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These aren't things that we take lightly, they're court orders that we have to abide by.
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But we have to comply with federal court orders, and we have to follow the laws.
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Lawyers who obtained court orders to see the prison have been transported there in windowless vans.
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Politico reported that the NSA was under court orders to preserve data related to the case.
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He ignored Federal court orders; he illegally harassed Mexican-origin prisoners in violation of federal law.
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Two earlier court orders to release Mr. Sowore on bail had been ignored by the authorities.
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The administration's response to court orders rebuking Trump's executive order on immigration has also been erratic.
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Mr. Trump's executive order and its more severe predecessor have both been blocked by court orders.
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Meng's lawyer, David Martin, said her prominence made it unlikely she would breach any court orders.
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"As far as we know, the executive is complying" with court orders, Yale's Heather Gerken says.
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The legislation in the draft requires companies like Apple to comply with court orders to decrypt messages.
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He flouted court orders by making unauthorized travel plans, and tested positive for marijuana and opioid use.
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The detailed request demands to see all agency communications regarding the executive order and following court orders.
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PDVSA issued court orders for most of the tankers to discharge, according to shipping and PDVSA sources.
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By ignoring court orders, he undermines the constitutional democracy for which ANC members once fought and died.
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The court said the election commission had also refused previous court orders to turn over voter information.
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His lies are detailed, and he backs them up with forged documents, checks, letters, passports, court orders.
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Like historical searches, tower dumps also generally don't require warrants, although service providers still require court orders.
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When it comes to court orders for access to online services like iCloud, though, Apple repeatedly cooperates.
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They can generally get court orders or permission letters to do so; but it is a hassle.
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He secured court orders which transferred some of the church's prime property and assets to his control.
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But I am abating these procedures -- these proceedings indefinitely until a superior court orders me to resume.
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Several of the officers presented business owners with court orders allowing them to seize security-camera footage.
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Apple used this "master key" to comply with court orders in drug, kidnapping, murder and terrorism cases.
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The government backed down and Apple won't have to face any similar court orders for a while.
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I THINK WITH COURT ORDERS AND WHATNOT, THAT APPLE WOULD RESPOND, YOU KNOW, IN AN INDIVIDUAL CASE.
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Apple has argued it cannot comply with certain court orders because of how its encryption is designed.
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Some lawmakers, including Cooper, now believe government should force these companies to comply with such court orders.
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Even after being admonished by federal judges, the two states seem hard-pressed to follow court orders.
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Vance and Bratton said they were simply seeking to execute lawful court orders based on probable cause.
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Instead it is it the result of policy changes and court orders, and has been markedly uneven.
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School systems continued to fight court orders, and many cases dragged on for years and then decades.
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But I am abating these procedures — these proceedings indefinitely until a superior court orders me to resume.
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The Burr-Feistein measure would force companies to comply with court orders seeking access to encrypted data.
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Yes, he attacked judges, urged officials to ignore court orders and claimed vast powers for his administration.
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CNN reported that investigators had wiretapped Paul Manafort "under secret court orders" before and after the Nov.
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The government obtained such intelligence court orders for 456 targets in 2015 but only 41 in 2016.
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They face criminal charges including rebellion and violating court orders, and other European countries are watching closely.
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DHS did not outright refuse to comply with court orders; its response was a confusing contradiction in terms.
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The company also responded to 44 court orders of the 55 requests, affecting 134 accounts and 19,265 domains.
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If the president refuses to abide by the court orders, then we will have a true constitutional crisis.
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We went into court and obtained court orders barring anyone from trafficking in images like this of Mischa.
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Bredow's case is about her refusal to follow court orders she previously agreed to, according to the judge.
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"The defendant in this matter stands as a fugitive and refuses to comply with court orders," Gordon wrote.
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Travel ban The travel ban is back in effect, which means new court orders opposing it are, too.
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It looks like Apple isn't the only tech giant battling against authorities over privacy issues and court orders.
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I doubt there was a deliberate decision to disobey court orders, but there is a lot of confusion.
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Despite reports in some media outlets, none of the company's executives or officers were targeted by court orders.
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Reagan eliminated federal dollars earmarked to help desegregation and pushed to end hundreds of school-desegregation court orders.
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"Compliance with court orders is not an option for any individual or institution," he wrote in a statement.
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But the court says that if that's the case, court orders wouldn't stop the Trump International Hotel's business.
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Arias&apos reply filed Wednesday cites previous court orders requiring that case records be kept from the public.
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This Venn diagram created by TechCrunch summarizes the provisions of the Compliance with Court Orders Act of 2016.
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A variety of Apple and Google products have been targeted by court orders, according to the ACLU report.
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His bail was revoked after he used the internet without the judge's permission, in violation of court orders.
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If the witness ultimately loses and the court orders jail time, then it would most likely become public.
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How do these court orders work and how can they stem the illicit flow of cash into Britain?
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In one case, lawyers for the City of New York missed several filing deadlines and disobeyed court orders.
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The Justice Department said there have been 2,471 court orders for reduced sentences since the law took effect.
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Under federal law and court orders, children can't be detained by Border Patrol for more than 72 hours.
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The handover is part of two court orders by Pell's defense team to be able to examine materials.
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January 22 Court orders new Pennsylvania congressional district map, says it favored GOP Government shutdown ends Shutdown over.
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For nearly a week, the Kenyan government ignored multiple court orders ordering the restoration of the television stations.
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The court orders Apple to make "reasonable efforts" to maintain the integrity of the data on the phone.
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Workers and left-wing politicians obtained court orders blocking the deal in December, but the injunctions were quickly reversed.
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Sheriff Arpaio was convicted of criminal contempt when he continued racial profiling and imprisoning Latinos disproportionately, ignoring court orders.
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Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor said they would have left the lower court orders in place. Oct.
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He insisted the findings of the office tasked with investigating official misconduct were merely recommendations, not legal court orders.
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She twice became pregnant with Fualaau's children before he was 15, despite court orders that would keep them apart.
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My duties these past two weeks has been to draft and revise court orders and motions for the attorneys.
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They can be used to track people, to listen in without any court orders or anything of that nature.
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With Promise, case managers can monitor compliance with court orders and better keep tabs on people via the app.
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Twitter said in the report that it removed 15 tweets and 14 accounts in response to Turkish court orders.
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The company posted all of the court orders on the online database Lumen, which also studies such legal orders.
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His mother, now retired, worked there as an analyst in the court orders and levies department of JPMorgan Chase.
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They often emphasize that the bureau was unable to access thousands of devices last year despite having court orders.
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Workers and left-wing politicians obtained court orders blocking the deal in December, but the injunctions were quickly reversed.
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Harvard professor Tribe notes that the 1962 desegregation of the University of Mississippi depended on court orders for enforcement.
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And on Wednesday, the court voted 7-2 to uphold two lower court orders for Google to drop Datalink.
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The special counsel wrote Monday that the ghostwriting effort "cast doubt on Manafort's willingness to comply" with court orders.
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One source said that the President wants to "get out from under" court orders to one of his departments.
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The proceeds of the sale will be deposited into the USMS's seized asset account while awaiting further Court orders.
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Apple has recently rebuffed several court orders in which the FBI was seeking the tech giant's help unlocking iPhones.
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Further, the RCMP successfully obtained information through court orders it served to Kik Interactive, Wind Mobile, and Air Canada.
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In a strenuously-worded response, the department said it does not believe the officers' conduct violated the court orders.
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"If courts aren't functioning, lots of people will use that as an excuse to defy court orders," Owens said.
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He noted that some videos were handed over in response to subpoenas or court orders associated with the lawsuits.
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Opening an investigation, they say, could increase Democratic chances of winning court orders to require compliance with House subpoenas.
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As judges blanketed the former Confederacy with similar court orders, the South was being remade in once-unthinkable ways.
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"The defendant in this matter stands as a fugitive and refuses to comply with court orders," Judge Gordon wrote.
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"It's extremely significant because until now, defendants have very commonly in China just ignored court orders," Mr. Clark said.
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Defenders say the city ignored repeated court orders calling a halt to the demolition plans at Kropotkinskaya and elsewhere.
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"This defendant has proved he cannot follow court orders and stay out of trouble," said the prosecutor, Hayden Briklin.
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Because these court orders are a specialized legal area, make sure the attorney who drafts it has some expertise.
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It's true that Google and other companies have to comply with court orders for your information, including your emails.
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Rules authorizing federal subpoenas — that is, court orders to testify or produce documents — do not expressly exempt the president.
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Three court orders over the weekend have already frozen 11 billion reais ($5003 billion) of Vale assets pending damages.
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Richard Burr and Dianne Feinstein (Republican and Democrat, respectively), unveiled their bill, the Compliance with Court Orders Act of 2016.
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Court orders restrained people from removing the idols, and the structure's use as a mosque effectively ceased from that point.
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But adding to the confusion, some officials, particularly at Virginia's Washington Dulles Airport, are refusing to comply with court orders.
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In the 1970s, Gerald Ford refused to use federal marshals to enforce busing court orders in Boston -- which he opposed.
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In several cases, Twitter filed legal objections to court orders involving Turkish news media, though none of its objections succeeded.
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Toni Atkins Currently in California, only a handful of county courts have granted gender-change court orders to nonbinary citizens.
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There are over 3,000 sheriffs across America, law officers whose duties are limited mostly to policing and enforcing court orders.
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In a statement, the Defense Department acknowledged that court orders were forcing it to begin the new policy come Jan.
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They both violated court orders to testify under oath in L.A. and both are outside the borders of the USofA.
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Complying with constitutionally legal court orders is not "creating a back door"; in a democracy, that is a front door.
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The president has ignored court orders, fired his most competent ministers, mismanaged public funds and somehow got away with it.
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Apple is currently in a war of both court orders and public opinion in the case of a locked iPhone.
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The company also responded to 22015,372 court orders, a 13 percent rise, and 27,203 warrants, a rise of 19 percent.
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He was elected Alabama's chief justice twice and booted from office both times for refusing to follow federal court orders.
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The Pentagon said in a statement that it would follow court orders and begin processing transgender applicants on Jan. 1.
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The justices refused without comment to review the government's immediate appeals of the district court orders that blocked the policy.
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It also allows business owners to seek court orders to retrieve trade secrets before stolen information is shared with competitors.
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"If Apple can refuse lawful court orders to reasonably assist law enforcement, public safety will suffer," the trade groups wrote.
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Why it matters: The Trump administration was slow to respond to court orders last weekend on refugees detained at airports.
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According to the feds, Arnstein rounded up the bad Google results and forged new court orders to send to Google.
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Vance's office is currently holding 175 seized iPhones that remain inaccessible despite court orders allowing prosecutors to search the devices.
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As of Tuesday, there were 3,158 patients under active Kendra's Law court orders in New York, according to state statistics.
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Kelly said immigration and customs officials were in compliance with court orders and no agent knowingly or intentionally violated them.
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On the other, he complied with key court orders in Watergate and resigned when Congress drew a line on impeachment.
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MOVE, a black radical group, had refused to comply with court orders to vacate the row houses it was occupying.
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The legal experts said they were not surprised that Mayo was unable to get court orders for such guardianship arrangements.
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They have been threatened with removal for violating court orders, statutory law, the Constitution and even the United Nations Charter.
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But the election board nixed the process, citing court orders after government allegations of fraud in an initial signature drive.
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In 2018, the agency obtained 14 court orders, but gathered 434 million call detail records involving 19 million phone numbers.
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But the principle that every citizen has the right to challenge congressional subpoenas and demand court orders is the same.
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In his reading, that statute gives service providers a right to appeal all overly broad court orders, including search warrants.
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President Trump ordered the program shut down last year, but two federal court orders have maintained major parts of it.
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Governor Sisolak said the state is pursuing "any and all legal remedies" against the federal government, including contempt of court orders.
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The government imposed emergency rule at midnight on Monday, giving police extensive powers to detain and interrogate suspects without court orders.
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If court orders (or some other situation) required messages between employees to be disclosed such requests would be handled by Zugata.
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The number of subpoenas, search warrants and other court orders totaled 1,736 for the duration, down slightly on the previous report.
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"I've served hundreds of court orders, cease-and-desist documents, and helped the police execute multiple search warrants there," he says.
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It was about the current administration's failure to reunite the families separated at the border, despite court orders to do so.
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As egregious as the Compliance with Court Orders Act of 2016 is, it highlights yet again a decision Americans must make.
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"They are about law enforcement's ability and need to access evidence on devices pursuant to lawful court orders and search warrants."
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THR says its detailed story is based on interviews with corroborating witnesses and review of documents, text messages, and court orders.
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Court orders in an ongoing lawsuit over family separations have forced officials to identify and reunify a majority of those separated.
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That followed court orders over the weekend freezing 11.8 billion reais ($3.1 billion) in assets to cover rescue efforts and damages.
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Agencies still got court orders to use the devices, but they usually looked like a vaguely worded request for phone records.
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The company had previously complied with dozens of court orders directing it to help the government access data from encrypted phones.
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Separately on Monday, the DHS's own watchdog said it had breached two court orders regarding President Trump's initial travel ban order.
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While State Comptroller Susana Mendoza has latitude to decide which bills get paid, the court orders are increasingly limiting her options.
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In January, the Supreme Court ruled 6900-2628 to stay two district court orders that blocked Trump's policy from taking effect.
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Trump also pardoned former sheriff Joe Arpaio, who was convicted of contempt for ignoring court orders to stop racial profiling practices.
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They have pressed Capitol Hill to move a bill that would force companies to comply with court orders seeking encrypted data.
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Mr. Muller said he believed that the Justice Department could legally send observers to jurisdictions not specifically covered by court orders.
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In January, the Supreme Court ruled 28500-6900 to stay two district court orders that blocked Trump's policy from taking effect.
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Apple has used similar arguments to rebuff several FBI court orders seeking the type of "technical assistance" the bill would require.
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As a judge, he twice defied federal court orders and has vowed to end McConnell's reign as majority leader if elected.
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In January, the Supreme Court ruled 85033-4 to stay two district court orders that blocked Trump's policy from taking effect.
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Any existing court orders for business records and special types of wiretaps, for example, will still be valid during the lull.
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"A significant percentage of undocumented stops would undermine the department's and the monitor's ability to assess compliance with the court orders."
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A couple of the complaints seek court orders barring Apple from throttling iPhone computer speeds or requiring notification in future instances.
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Not to mention the forced separation of families at the border, a crisis that remains unresolved despite months of court orders.
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They obey local and national laws, court orders and national security authorities, and bend to other, less transparent means of coercion.
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Daiichi argued that Singh brothers created encumbrances on 1.2 million shares of Fortis in violation of court orders, the report added.
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Jafa-Bodden's legal team now has court orders in Nevada and Florida to prevent him from moving property from warehouses there.
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At Apple, Mr. Cook and others continued to work with investigators to the extent the company could and complied with court orders.
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"The court orders the Division to place the child with a duly married, heterosexual foster-adoptive couple within one week," he wrote.
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The ruling has spurred government authorities to action to try to reduce pollution levels, fearing they could face court orders or sanctions.
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Such a ruling, however, would have set up a conflict with other court orders halting the Trump administration's move to end DACA.
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Meanwhile in Nairobi, the government officials who ignored court orders to allow Miguna into Kenya have been charged with contempt of court.
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But the companies also concede that they may be forced to obey valid subpoenas, court orders, or search warrants for customer information.
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Top bankers expect a more conservative 50 billion reais a year, if the Bolsonaro government succeeds in overturning the Supreme Court orders.
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WRAL also reports that the court orders prevent Google from disclosing information about the warrants and users who are affected for months.
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With no budget passed, around 90% of state spending had to be disbursed through a patchwork of state laws and court orders.
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Our system operates on the fundamental premise that court orders are final and can be enforced by the Executive Branch, if necessary.
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Top lawmakers asked for any evidence of potential court orders or warrants related to Trump, his campaign surrogates, family or friends. Rep.
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The goal is the arrest of thousands of migrant families who already have court orders to be removed, according to US officials.
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Two federal judges (one in Hawaii, one in Maryland) have ruled against the ban and issued court orders forbidding its core provisions.
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"If Facebook still shows content declared illegal by court orders in Thailand, action must be taken against Facebook Thailand," Takorn told Reuters.
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As an officer of the court — which all lawyers are — when a court orders you to do something, you do it. Period.
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The case resulted in further inquiries into the department's wiretapping squad and, ultimately, to a state law requiring court orders for wiretaps.
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People preparing to camp out in polling stations in order to defy court orders to close them were also in high spirits.
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He went on to say that district courts have inherent power to impose sanctions short of dismissal for violations of court orders.
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The former sheriff of Arizona's Maricopa County was found guilty of criminal contempt for ignoring court orders to stop racially profiling drivers.
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The reason: He refused to obey federal and state court orders to remove a 22009,113-pound stone monument of the Ten Commandments.
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The court ruled 5-4 to stay two district court orders that blocked the new policy, with the court's liberal wing dissenting.
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The court ruled 28503-22019 to stay two district court orders that blocked the new policy, with the court's liberal wing dissenting.
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The Manhattan district attorney's office is considering seeking court orders to unlock encrypted smartphones in several cases, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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According to Reuters, Vance's office currently has 175 seized iPhones that it cannot access despite court orders authorizing searches of the devices.
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Dozens of journalists and columnists have lost their jobs, and the authorities, acting on court orders, have seized two opposition media companies.
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But Papantonio denied that his criticism of the opioid defendants violated any court orders prohibiting disclosure of confidential information or settlement negotiations.
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Amidst the protests, the court orders, and the Finding Dory screening, Trump also slipped through a handful of executive measures this weekend.
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If you or I ignored three court orders to stop discriminating against little children, we would be wearing orange jumpsuits by now.
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And the FBI has court orders seeking access to dozens of locked iPhones across the country, many of which Apple is opposing.
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"Redundancy in terms of court orders is a good thing, since every order by a district court can be appealed," Austin said.
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She also amended her filings to document seemingly every occasion the children spent time with Ms. Troconis, something court orders initially forbade.
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He also argued, successfully, for a decision that made it easier for states to end court orders requiring school districts to desegregate.
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In one case, a former sheriff in Missouri was charged with tracking people's cellphones, including those of other officers, without court orders.
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The filing adds that without court orders, Khosla will "continue to deny, impair and obstruct" the public's right to use Martins Beach.
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The accounting firm has said it will comply with court orders to release the requested tax returns from the past eight years.
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The evidence is only going to get worse for the administration as its stonewall strategy collapses in the face of court orders.
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Prosecutors have said that since 2008, Apple has complied with 70 such court orders based on the All Writs Act without objection.
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Here is where conspiracy law becomes important when a court orders forfeiture against someone who played a minor role in the crime.
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All of which is a long way to say that Republican presidents typically will only face temporary roadblocks from lower court orders.
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Trump pardoned ex-sheriff Joe Arpaio, setting free a man who had refused to obey court orders protecting the rights of immigrants.
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But as cops become more willing to pursue court orders, those circumstances, like the companies' terms of service, are subject to change.
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The report also noted a failure to provide sleeping mats to women and children being held, in violation of previous court orders.
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A federal court orders Syria's government to pay the American journalist's family $302.5 million for what the judge called her deliberate killing.
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They certainly work with a city to reach certain court orders, and depending where you're sending money, the city is taxing Wells.
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Many were shielded from public view by court orders that allowed J&J to turn over thousands of documents it designated as confidential.
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"When we receive valid court orders, including suppression orders, we review and respond appropriately," the representative said in an emailed statement to Reuters.
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But as a general rule, such court orders pose a real danger to the legal system, the separation of powers and democratic principles.
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All four of the plaintiffs in the ACLU's case so far have been able to obtain abortions through court orders or other means.
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Since than, all of the young women in that case have been able to obtain abortions, either through court orders or other means.
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Tonight, a pair of court orders temporarily halted the deportation of people who had already arrived in the US or were in transit.
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The Justice Department has spent months trying to untangle the military from court orders that temporarily blocked Trump's August memo banning transgender troops.
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"People have to understand that if they breach court orders there will be very real consequences," the judge said, according to Leeds Live.
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The former Maricopa County sheriff is awaiting sentencing after his conviction in federal court for disobeying court orders to stop his immigration patrols.
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Cuixart, 44, was convicted of sedition for ignoring court orders by leading a protest against a police operation designed to halt the referendum.
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The bill, titled the Compliance with Court Orders Act of 2016, would require tech firms to decrypt customers' data at a court's request.
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Meanwhile, the new approach violates earlier court orders and will be the subject of immediate legal challenges that will likely strike it down.
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Mr Arpaio was convicted for defying court orders to halt police raids and immigration sweeps which, judges found, relied on unconstitutional racial profiling.
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Miners' take-home pay was falling because lenders were getting court orders instructing their employers to deduct loan repayments directly from their salaries.
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A sheriff in Missouri was charged with illegally tracking people 11 times without court orders using Securus, according to The New York Times.
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The Justice Department is already seeking court orders for at least twelve other iPhones, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.
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EFF wants to find out if the government has sought similar court orders that have been hidden by the secrecy of the FISC.
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Employees can also read notes to investigate violations of the company's terms of service or to comply with law enforcement or court orders.
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US Immigration and Customs Enforcement was due to begin arresting thousands of undocumented immigrants with court orders to be removed from the country.
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"If he begins to disobey court orders, I think that I would really take a look at," Cummings said of an impeachment probe.
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Michigan and Ohio had asked the justices to step in to freeze the lower court orders while the justices consider the other cases.
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We will never know how this impeachment trial would have unfolded if the House had waited to secure additional testimony and court orders.
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"We carefully scrutinize subpoenas and court orders to make sure they meet both the letter and spirit of the law," Google told me.
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Alawwal Bank and Banque Saudi Fransi had recently joined National Commercial Bank (NCB) and Samba Financial Group in seeking court orders demanding payment.
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In December, the program was banned from Brazil for a full day after the company refused to comply with two local court orders.
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Twitter said it filed legal objections to court orders involving Turkish journalists and news outlets wherever possible but none of them had prevailed.
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But the crackdown has ensured that headlines focus on censorship, arrests and flouting of court orders instead of the opposition's lack of direction.
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A long history of divestiture and court orders was involved in trying to bring competition to both services, and Congress needed to act.
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This pardon sends the message that in the future law enforcement officials can ignore court orders or violate people's constitutional rights with impunity.
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We felt compelled to explain in an issue brief what before nearly every American took for granted: The President must obey court orders.
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Schiff also asked Comey whether Obama could have unilaterally ordered a wiretap on Trump in violation of court orders, as Trump has suggested.
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Companies like Apple and Google have, typically, forced the government to get search warrants, court orders, or subpoenas before handing over internal data.
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Our lawyers acted in the best interest of our client and in full compliance with the court orders and federal and Texas law.
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If you've been scammed and you file a complaint, you might be entitled to restitution if a court orders defendants to pay up.
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But the Dreamers are safe now because of court orders, and their supporters think they've got more time to work the problem out.
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It is hard to overstate how incredibly dangerous and foolish the Burr-Feinstein "Compliance with Court Orders Act of 2016" draft legislation is.
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The court orders concerned how to distribute his estate to his four grandchildren, who maintain they are entitled to one half of it.
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The judge ruled on May 13 that the sheriff and three of his top aides were in civil contempt for violating court orders.
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"This evidence was never disclosed by Uber despite discovery requests and court orders," Johnny Luu, a spokesman for Waymo, said in a statement.
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U.S. investigators wiretapped former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort under secret court orders before and after the 2016 election, CNN reported on Monday.
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But the court orders, from judges in at least four cities, were just the initial steps in litigation that may last for years.
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The government allowed companies to describe in broad terms the number of secret court orders for access to customer information that they receive.
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If anyone has been proven to have violated court orders, violated state actions, and violated constitutional rights, they should be removed from office.
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Most of Mueller's work is through a grand jury, a special panel put together to hear evidence and issue subpoenas and other court orders.
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There, Rowan County clerk Kim Davis refused to allow same-sex couples to marry, even after multiple court orders telling her to do so.
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Those arrested already for breaking court orders to keep back from Kinder Morgan property include Elizabeth May, the leader of the federal Green Party.
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Lately the government has introduced tougher measures to make sure that individuals and legal representatives of businesses comply with court orders to repay debts.
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The bill, officially titled the Compliance with Court Orders Act of 2016, would require technology companies to decrypt customer's data at a court's request.
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In June, Bloom told PEOPLE in a statement that she and Barton had obtained court orders barring anyone from trafficking the images and videos.
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The logs, which are retained for about 30 days, may be subject to court orders, The Intercept said, based on a document it obtained.
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That's because the indictments come from a grand jury, a special panel put together to hear evidence and issue subpoenas and other court orders.
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The measure also has been taken to avoid further cargo seizures, after Conoco won temporary court orders retaining two vessels near Aruba last month.
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Separately Wednesday, two senators asked the Department of Justice and FBI for any warrant applications or court orders they have related to Trump's accusation.
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In 2015, more than 90 percent of all court orders for Twitter to remove illegal content worldwide came from Turkey, the company has reported.
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Zalkin told Gizmodo he could not comment for this story due to court orders that limit him from discussing anything related to these documents.
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"This to me is a bulletproof order," Sekulow said on his radio show in March, weeks after it was blocked by federal court orders.
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Crystallex in June won court orders blocking Japan's Nomura Holdings Inc and China's Haitong International Securities Group Ltd from transferring securities owned by Venezuela.
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By turning to court orders to compel Apple's cooperation, the FBI is perpetuating Silicon Valley perceptions of the government as a heavy-handed bully.
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According to the report, the government also requested data on 4,254 accounts through more conventional means, like search warrants, subpoenas and other court orders.
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These include requiring a "reasonable suspicion" of criminal conduct before searching databases, requiring court orders for searches, and establishing regular audits of systems' performance.
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Second, even if the jury violated court orders and listened to the words, it is not jury tampering to criticize the special counsel's prosecutions.
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During the Chapo trial, attorneys were under court orders not to mention Zambada's past claims about having permission from U.S. authorities to traffic drugs.
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Due to the nature of Twitter and its open platform, many have speculated the number of those secretive court orders would be relatively low.
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Despite multiple court orders to vacate the employer's property, one bearing a potentially ruinous $15 million fine, the UAW refused to end the occupation.
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And at this point it sounds like they are going to be headed back to court with more lawyers to fight the court orders.
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"While I know there has been talk of confusion, again, any confusion is due to a broken immigration system and court orders," he said.
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The deportation is in defiance of at least two court orders for police to release Miguna so that he could present himself in court.
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Whether on the census or any other issue, Trump may not decide which court orders he will follow and which ones he will defy.
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The Justice Department previously disclosed that Apple has received 70 court orders requiring it to provide assistance since 2008, which it obeyed without objection.
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"After we got court orders for California prisons to do group therapy, we learned that some of the sessions were not effective," Bien says.
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A commonsense fix would be for the bill to only require companies to comply with lawful court orders when doing so is technically feasible.
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Oesterlund was now subject to an increasingly stern series of court orders that he turn over the privileged documents, regardless of any potential settlement.
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Despite court orders to expand, LePage has gone as far as to say he'd go to jail before putting the ballot initiative into action.
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Joshua L. Oppenheimer, a top election lawyer in New York, said overlapping federal law, state law and court orders make the issue particularly complex.
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"Court orders are not, and have never been, optional," Rick Esenberg, the president of the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, said in a statement.
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State officials in Mississippi have resorted to a range of measures, including seeking court orders to get service providers to shut down specific devices.
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We have already decided on a plan if they fail to get any NOCs (No Objection Certificates) or court orders to host the matches.
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One such potential witness, former national security advisor John Bolton, has said he will not testify unless a court orders him to do so.
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LGBT advocates quickly denounced the move, which they say is expected to be constrained by existing court orders unless there is further court action.
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Conoco in May got court orders to seize PDVSA's assets, inventories and oil cargoes in the Caribbean to satisfy a $2 billion arbitration award.
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The Supreme Court has said that appeals courts can't overturn district court orders when parties settle their cases, even if both parties ask nicely.
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Even if you keep your privacy settings on lockdown, social media companies are subject to subpoenas, court orders, and data requests for your information.
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Trump raised eyebrows last summer with his pardon of a former Arizona sheriff who was facing contempt charges for refusing to comply with court orders.
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Unless Trump administration officials decide to start ignoring court orders (which they have fortunately agreed to follow for now), there will be no constitutional crisis.
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But in practice, judges almost always give government agencies multiple chances to comply with court orders by amending them before they charge anyone with contempt.
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The president's office declared that emergency law would come into effect from midnight, giving police extensive powers to detain and interrogate suspects without court orders.
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A representative for Low has said the handing over of the yacht to Malaysia was illegal and in violation of Indonesian and U.S. court orders.
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People commonly fail to pay workers, defy court orders or default on debts by decamping to other provinces or starting new businesses in different industries.
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Currently, the state of emergency expands the powers of the executive branch and means that court orders are not needed for more anti-terror tactics.
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In the end it let the deadline slide, but it is still passing on court orders to oblige Facebook to take down the offending posts.
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A representative for Low has said the handing over of the yacht to Malaysia was illegal and in violation of Indonesian and U.S. court orders.
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They argue that encryption allows bad actors to "go dark," impeding agents' ability to access the data of suspects, even with court orders or warrants.
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Many users switched to rival system Telegram, which has picked up millions of customers in Brazil after two previous WhatsApp outages resulting from court orders.
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This started in August 2017, when Trump went outside the normal procedure to pardon former Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who'd been convicted of violating court orders.
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Many fear it would empower local and state governments around the United States to seek court orders requiring tech companies to re-engineer their technology.
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Under his watch, immigration officials have defied multiple court orders halting an earlier version of the travel ban, which applied to seven Muslim-majority countries.
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The top two lawmakers on the Senate Intelligence Committee are working on legislation that would force companies to comply with court orders requesting encrypted data.
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Earlier this year, the UK issued family court orders for more than 30 British children, over radicalization fears, according to a report from The Guardian.
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While some lawmakers support legislation that would force companies to comply with court orders seeking encrypted data, others believe Congress should not regulate encryption standards.
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The RBI had previously resisted prior court orders to reveal the names of companies who have defaulted, saying to do so risked breaching confidentiality rules.
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"The department has been operating in good faith and earnestly trying to comply with court orders, including the rapidly approaching deadline for reunification," Stauffer said.
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She said last-minute court orders affecting elections, especially conflicting orders, can result in voter confusion and keep people from turning out to the polls.
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Under court orders, an earlier Conservative government reluctantly set up a limited legal medical marijuana system in 2001 and expanded it greatly five years ago.
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Assisted Outpatient Treatment programs also require state health systems to prioritize patients with court orders, moving them to the front of waiting lists for treatment.
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In the Trump case, the House has rejected calls to take a little more time to secure additional testimony or court orders against the administration.
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Spain's public prosecutor announced it was readying legal paperwork to sue the speakers, including Forcadell, for disobeying previous Constitutional Court orders and for abusing power.
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"At the end of the day, if the court orders disclosure of secret information, we keep it secret by pulling the case," Mr. Nesbitt said.
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She was sentenced to six months of house arrest in a mental health facility for violating court orders to stay away from airports, WBBM reported.
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An official inquiry found in April that Ms Jiba had lied under oath, failed to follow court orders and compromised the independence of the NPA.
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The June 2017 application was the last of four filed by the Justice Department in support of FISA court orders allowing the monitoring of Page.
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Until then, Manafort is under house arrest with $10 million unsecured bond that would become due should he violate court orders or flee the country.
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"We carefully scrutinize subpoenas and court orders to make sure they meet both the letter and spirit of the law," a Google spokesperson told me.
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The Supreme Court, split 4-4, in June left in place lower court orders blocking the plan, and in October declined to revisit that ruling.
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Paul LePage, who has refused to implement a Medicaid expansion that voters approved more than a year ago (despite court orders that he do so).
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The data showed that 826 of the 2,669 children held at the border facilities were in custody longer than the 72 hours mandated by court orders.
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If the sanctions order in the Chabad case ends up being toothless, he said, it could affect how other countries respond to future US court orders.
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Human Rights Watch called the new regulations a long-awaited victory and urged the authorities to ensure male guardians cannot use court orders to sidestep them.
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Suppose that the courts move swiftly, that they soundly reject Trump's defiance of congressional oversight, and that the Supreme Court orders Trump to end that defiance.
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Some powerful Democratic chairmen are still reluctant about launching an impeachment probe but argue that should Trump defy court orders, they would likely support formal proceedings.
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The suspiciously (but mercifully) brief Compliance with Court Orders Act, as it stands in draft form, is the technological equivalent of requiring all pigs to fly.
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But pursuing claims is a complex process, which involves tracing offenders' assets and bringing in the Legal Execution Department - which enforces court orders - to seize them.
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"Civil war is coming," O'Keefe says, pointing out Keane's refusal to comply with court orders and her use of army cavalry units to keep her safe.
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In fact, Spiegel says "Regardless of [the therapists'] views, there is no reason for Brad not to request court orders" for more access to the kids.
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As of Monday, 70 Hanjin ships had been denied access to ports and three had been seized in Singapore and China by creditors through court orders.
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Confusingly, the CBP stated yesterday that they will continue to follow both Trump's executive order as well as the federal court orders from around the country.
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The watchdog agency would also look at "DHS' adherence to court orders and allegations of individual misconduct on the part of DHS personnel," the statement said.
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In response, Arpaio said he didn't mean to violate the court orders, and blamed his former attorney for not making him aware of its provisions. Really?
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Kavanaugh debate tests Democratic wave in North Dakota, World Court orders U.S. to ensure Iran sanctions don't hit humanitarian aid and Japan's historic Tsukiji market closes.
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This might happen if a federal court orders the President to divest his ownership interests in his companies or to stop doing business with foreign governments.
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In the newly unsealed letter, the government accused Apple of "misleading" the magistrate about its response to court orders directing the company to assist criminal investigations.
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"Privacy is our primary concern," said 23andme privacy officer Kate Black, who said the company has never turned over genetic information despite receiving four court orders.
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Prominent police commissioners, district attorneys and the industry groups that represent them say companies are failing to comply with legal court orders and impeding legitimate investigations.
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He reportedly told the Customs and Border Patrol commissioner last month that he would be pardoned if he were jailed for violating court orders protecting migrants.
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The rather messy saga has included a custody battle and various court orders, and at one point Jolie alleged her ex wasn't paying enough child support.
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Dozens of journalists and columnists critical of the government have lost their jobs, while the authorities, backed by court orders, have seized two opposition media companies.
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"No hunger strikers housed in El Paso are currently being fed pursuant to court orders at this time," ICE spokesperson Leticia Zamarripa said in a statement.
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The majority of those requests were in the form of subpoenas, but the company also responded to search warrants, court orders and emergency requests for information.
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A federal judge in San Francisco blocked the policy's implementation, one of several court orders that have prevented the administration from putting up barriers to asylum.
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It denies influence, and Pakistan's electoral commission says it has only followed court orders, asking that "the international community respect the sovereignty and laws" of Pakistan.
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A man who has court orders to stay away from the White House is again facing trouble after being arrested for stealing from a congressman's office.
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The Compliance with Court Orders Act of 2016 would have required technology companies to be able to assist the government with any warrant to decrypting data.
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It follows a court-mandated legalization of marijuana for medical purposes, which was introduced with tight controls in 1999 and later broadened by further court orders.
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" "The Department of Defense will continue to comply with the court orders and access transgender applicants for military service as well as retain transgender service members.
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A representative for Low has said the handing over of the Equanimity yacht to Malaysia was illegal and in violation of Indonesian and U.S. court orders.
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A years-long custody battle ensued, during which Miller — a born-again Christian — repeatedly refused to obey court orders to allow Jenkins to see their daughter.
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The English Court of Appeal refused an application by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) company to appeal the November 2017 and February 2018 English High Court orders.
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The court orders will last until Nigeria's anti-corruption agency concludes an investigation into how the current owners acquired oil prospecting licence (OPL) 245, the papers said.
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Citing court orders, the electoral body said in a statement it was suspending next week's signature drive to collect around 4 million signatures and trigger the vote.
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Parts of the report are subject to "privileges afforded by well-recognized law," he said since the travel ban's implementation is subject to lawsuits and court orders.
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In addition to 60 court orders for data from 126 accounts, Cloudflare also received nine subpoenas, one search warrant and one pen register/tap and trace order.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Court records released on Tuesday show the U.S. Justice Department has in the last four months sought court orders to force Apple Inc (AAPL.
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Today's list of Supreme Court orders denies a complaint brought by Dawn Hassell, an attorney who requested that Yelp take down false, negative reviews about her practice.
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Federal law already requires that if a court orders the extension of polling hours, voters who cast ballots during that extra time must use a provisional ballot.
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Unspooling this particular campaign meant following the same group across multiple continents, with untold court orders applying the full force of law over more than a year.
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Another 30 million tonnes of production frozen by court orders is likely to come back on line within six to 12 months using dry processing, Siani said.
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Social media platforms receive court orders to produce data all the time, and they do often comply—it's why so many of them have transparency reports now.
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Some couples draw a line in the sand, preferring to obtain court orders to set out their obligations and separate their finances while the proceedings take place.
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About 90 percent of state government is being funded through court orders, an enacted spending bill for K-12 schools, and continuing appropriations for pensions and bonds.
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It added that two of the gaming companies had also obtained court orders allowing them to continue their operations without a renewed licence, further complicating the situation.
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The last day of the Supreme Court term — when it will release its last decisions and court orders before recessing for the summer — is Monday, June 26.
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Through the first six months of 2015, Turkey filed 718 removal requests with the company, through government or court orders, according to Twitter's most recent transparency report.
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"We carefully scrutinize subpoenas and court orders to make sure they meet both the letter and spirit of the law," a Google spokesperson said in a statement.
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It seeks civil penalties and court orders requiring the utility to immediately take all steps necessary to mitigate the leak, repair the damage and prevent future discharges.
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It is unfortunate that Congress's failure to act and court orders have put the Administration in the position of separating alien families to effectively enforce the law.
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For 18 months, Berlin tried to track down Mr. Lewandowski in an effort to get him to take care of the situation, including sending him court orders.
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It leaves small businesses little leverage when negotiating with bigger companies, which can take the inventor's idea and refuse to pay until the court orders them to.
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But tech firms such as Apple have stood behind strong encryption, arguing they can't comply with these court orders because even they can't crack into their products.
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Prosecutor Alexandre Jabur, author of the order, said Facebook has shown enormous disregard for Brazilian institutions, especially the courts, prosecutors and police in not meeting court orders.
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The Trump administration has taken unprecedented action to stop the case before the court orders depositions and discovery, including twice asking the Supreme Court, unsuccessfully, to intervene.
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"It is unfortunate that Congress's failure to act and court orders have put the Administration in the position of separating alien families to effectively enforce the law."
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If the court orders the Polish parliament to review the bill and amend parts of it, that could lead to the end of the crisis with Israel.
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What to watch: How Judge Gee will respond to DOJ on the two potentially conflicting court orders determining how the government can legally detain undocumented immigrant families.
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In effect, the Restitution Rule potentially penalizes athletes who believe they have been wrongly suspended for going to court, and potentially punishes schools for following court orders.
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The government has responded to the looming threat by launching a country-wide search for suspected attackers and allowing the military to detain suspects without court orders.
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Ukraine's previous efforts to detain Mr. Saakashvili were repeatedly thwarted by court orders and the intervention of Mr. Saakashvili's supporters, who in December freed him from detention.
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Sometimes, eviction came in the form of marshals with court orders; in other cases, families quietly handed over the keys to the bank and just walked away.
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The US government would normally need to obtain users' permission or court orders to obtain user data from network providers or software companies like Google and Facebook.
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The city lawyers "sincerely" apologized for what they called a "failure to comply with the applicable court orders" but said the mistakes didn't ultimately affect the case.
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Stellarwind permitted the National Security Agency to wiretap Americans' international phone calls without the court orders required by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA, of 1978.
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Sowore is being held by Nigeria's intelligence agency, the Department of State Security (DSS), since his arrest on August 3 -- despite two court orders granting him bail.
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By a 2-1 vote, the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said Michigan had legitimate interests in promoting compliance with court orders and collecting traffic debt.
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The American Civil Liberties Union said it was investigating reports that officials were not complying with court orders in New York, Boston, Seattle, Los Angeles and Chicago.
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In their amicus brief, the Democratic House members contended that Trump knowingly upended the authority of the court by pardoning someone who had intentionally disobeyed court orders.
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Trump will call on state governments to allow law enforcement officials to obtain court orders to temporarily seize guns from people reported to be dangerous, officials said.
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The Justice Department's civil lawyers are typically furloughed during a shutdown, though they are notably allowed to continue working on a case if the court orders it.
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As of August 16, Riseup had not received any National Security Letters or Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court orders, according to Riseup's warrant canary published at the time.
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The balance, however, could shift if the supreme court orders new elections in Amazonas state and the opposition does not do as well the second time around.
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According to Roth's letter, the inspector general's office found that the government's implementation of the travel ban at US airports — while chaotic — generally complied with court orders.
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And third, they needed to disable the botnet's physical infrastructure by assembling court orders and enlisting the help of other governments to seize its servers across the globe.
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More investigative work and more court orders eventually led authorities to Russian social media sites where the email address was connected to a real name: Evgeniy Mikhailovich Bogachev.
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Massive snooping programs were sweeping up our "metadata"—who we talk to, where we go—while court orders allowed investigators to scour what we stored in the cloud.
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But the administration has been discussing and grappling with how to handle families who are defying court orders for removal or aren't showing up on their court dates.
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Related: Court Orders Islamic State Fanboy to Stay in Canada — And Stay Off Twitter At the final P22P competition, the scene was like an anti-jihad science fair.
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Twitter will now display messages to inform users if blocked tweets were withheld to comply with local laws or court orders, which it calls Country Withheld Content (CWC).
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Keller Lenkner, meanwhile, has highlighted the other side's questionable maneuvers, from allegedly defying court orders to attempting to switch arbitration providers in the face of AAA fee demands.
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An appointed person would live with him to ensure he complied with court orders, and only his lawyers would be allowed to enter the home without court approval.
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Prosecutors earlier said that before the Brooklyn dispute emerged, Apple had since 2008 received 70 court orders requiring it provide similar assistance to which it complied without objection.
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Her ruling was based on the All Writs Act of 1789, which is used to require people or businesses not involved in a case to execute court orders.
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But prosecutors said in the summary of allegations released in May last year that ICBC had failed to comply with court orders requesting information about clients under suspicion.
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The suit seeks court orders to prevent future fires at the Baytown plant, said Rock Owens, managing attorney for the environmental practice in the Harris County Attorney's Office.
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Compliance with regulators and court orders "not optional it's not a game, I don't care if you are a small potato or a big fish," Judge Nathan said.
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Instead, integration of de jure segregated schools required successive rounds of court orders, actions by the federal executive branch, and at times the actual cooperation of state governments.
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Many of his initiatives have been blocked by court orders, and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) said the group would likely challenge the Guatemala agreement in court.
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Instead, recognizing national security interests, investigators could use court orders and subpoenas to compel Facebook and group members to disclose personal identifiers without a single victim coming forward.
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John F. Kennedy's proclamation in 1963 forced the Alabama governor, George Wallace, to comply with federal court orders permitting black students to register at the University of Alabama.
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The case has stirred debate in Britain about whether injunctions, court orders banning publication of private information, still serve any practical purpose in the age of the Internet.
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The Metropolitan Police said last summer that more than 30 children from the UK had been made subject of family court orders after fears they might be radicalised.
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A federal judge held Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach (R) in contempt on Wednesday for repeatedly skirting court orders related to a blocked state voter registration law.
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A pardon could send the message, whether intended or not, that the president's friends or supporters do not need to respect the law and can flout court orders.
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"The department has been operating in good faith and earnestly trying to comply with court orders, including the rapidly approaching deadline for reunification," said HHS spokeswoman Evelyn Stauffer.
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Sabraw did not mention the Flores decision, so it is unclear how, or to what extent, he contemplated the court orders between Gee and him working in harmony.
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Max said a trial judge had not abused his discretion in dismissing a contract suit after the plaintiff repeatedly failed to produce discovery in defiance of court orders.
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The Thai government has threatened to file charges against Facebook if it doesn't comply with court orders to block any content it believes is insulting to the monarchy.
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We hope the CJEU will clarify that, even in the age of the internet, the scope of court orders from one country must be limited to its borders.
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The court orders him to cut back to one can a day and, if he really wants to push the envelope of acceptable behavior, try a Diet Moxie.
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But the judge said he has a limited ability to impose "severe penalties" on the elected sheriff, who he considers "the most culpable" for violating the court orders.
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Allowed to detain and interrogate suspects without court orders, Sri Lanka's police and military have arrested more than 100 suspects in the crackdown after the Islamist militant attacks.
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Dzodan — who is still detained at the time of this writing — was arrested because of Facebook's "repeated non-compliance with court orders," according to a police press release.
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Within the first five paragraphs, she dismissed Gardendale's assertion that these court orders were inconsequential after all these years and also laid out the linchpin of her ruling.
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As correctional agencies raced to comply with court orders to reduce overcrowding, a group of astute businessmen pored over inmate projection reports and analyzed a new growth industry.
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And when he received court orders to stop these practices, he simply ignored them, which led to his eventual conviction — after decades in office — for contempt of court.
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The failure to reach a DACA deal continues a legal limbo for the immigrants covered by the program, who for now are protected from deportation under court orders.
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First, law enforcement agencies can use warrants and court orders to compel companies to turn over emails, photos and other communications, but defense lawyers have no such power.
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The Brazilian court, though, did not use provisions of Brazil's Internet law that allows courts to shut down service in some cases of non-compliance with court orders.
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Amid the court orders and competing statements uncertainty remains over who is in charge - although both sides have gone to lengths to ensure the airline keeps operating normally.
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"Court orders are not suggestions," Rick Esenberg, head of the conservative Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, which is seeking the action, said on local station WISN-AM.
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The Office of the Privacy Commissioner does not have power to levy financial penalties, but it can seek court orders to force an entity to follow its recommendations.
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The University of California also reaffirmed its commitment to help undocumented students last week, saying it would not hand over any information about undocumented students without court orders.
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A spokesman for Low's legal team has said the handing over of the Equanimity yacht to Malaysia was illegal and in violation of Indonesian and U.S. court orders.
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The bank's HSBC Finance Corp unit will pay $434,500 to settle charges it violated the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act by repossessing 75 cars without getting needed court orders.
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Trump teased that he would soon pardon controversial former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who was convicted of ignoring court orders to end the racial profiling of Latinos.
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Lawyers for two men who are on the transfer list but are set to be left behind are trying to get their clients out through federal court orders.
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Loeb said the Justice Department's actions repeatedly seeking early relief from lower court orders risk undermining the credibility of the solicitor general's office and politicizing the Supreme Court.
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In December, a judge suspended WhatsApp in Brazil for about 12 hours after it failed to comply with two court orders to share information in a criminal case.
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It's a vestige of the 1970s, when Biden was fighting mandates or court orders for busing, although it's not clear if he had a hand in this particular provision.
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Then, armed with court orders, they were able to track down associated email addresses and cell phone numbers used for those accounts, establishing and linking names to the boxes.
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The administration has long complained that court orders that restrict the amount of time families can be held together in detention are a driver of the increase in immigration.
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Boyd wrote a letter saying the committee had added to its demands for access to information in a way that would risk violating court orders and compromising ongoing investigations.
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In my House testimony, I asked why Democrats would rush forward with an incomplete record when a couple months would dramatically strengthen their case with witnesses and court orders.
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"Only after seeing all the evidence," significant portions of which were forcibly turned over by federal court orders, was Hogan Sr. able to make a decision, the governor said.
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The Trump administration has asked the US Supreme Court to get rid of lower court orders that blocked enforcement of the president's now-expired second travel ban executive order.
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The executive order — implemented immediately and without notice — led to chaos at airports across the country and court orders halting enforcement of parts and eventually most of the ban.
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Between July and December 2016, Cloudflare received more court orders for data than it has over any other six-month period since it began publishing transparency reports in 2013.
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"It is disingenuous for KPMG to argue that it cannot comply with the court orders because its associate KPMG Huazhen will not comply with KPMG's request," Judge To wrote.
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Unsurprisingly, Uber reported receiving no National Security Letters or FISA court orders, which is an indication that most investigations involving Uber do not involve national security or foreign intelligence.
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The ACLU notes that the documents say "court orders" and "court approvals" were obtained before deploying them, but that doesn't necessarily mean a warrant under probable cause was issued.
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Acting under court orders, police have raided printers, newspaper offices and private delivery companies in a search for campaign literature, instruction manuals for manning voting stations and ballot boxes.
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The rest are expected to transition back into the community when their treatment is complete, which can take years depending on parole conditions, court orders, and their personal progress.
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"As required by recent federal district court orders, the Department of Defense recently announced it will begin processing transgender applicants for military service on January 1, 2018," it said.
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Sandford—widely regarded as the worst Supreme Court opinion in history—but he recognized that the President does not get to pick and choose which court orders to follow.
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Comey said, once again, that he doesn't want a backdoor (nor a "golden key"), but didn't say what he wants other that tech companies to comply with court orders.
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"Don't try to overrule the apex court order," Supreme Court Justice Arun Mishra said in court, referring to previous Supreme Court orders prohibiting any construction within the protected area.
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When it sought a warrant, the judge on duty was Magistrate Judge James Orenstein, who is known for his resistance to government applications for warrants and other court orders.
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Beginning in the early 1990s, the Supreme Court made it easier for many Southern school districts to slide out from under court orders that had required them to integrate.
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It has previously acted on Trump requests to undo lower court orders blocking those two policies, siding with him on the travel ban and opposing him on the Dreamers.
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Compliance would require the department to violate "the law, court rules and court orders" as well as grand jury secrecy rules, a Justice Department official, Stephen E. Boyd, wrote.
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Parnas has incurred at least nine court judgments in the past 15 years — including two court orders to remove him from homes where he failed to pay the rent.
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"As required by recent federal district court orders, the Department of Defense recently announced it will begin processing transgender applicants for military service on January 21625, 2900," it said.
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Over the course of this case, Baptiste perjured herself, concealed, destroyed and falsified key evidence, and demonstrated her contempt for the legal system by systematically violating numerous court orders.
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"As required by recent federal district court orders, the Department of Defense recently announced it will begin processing transgender applicants for military service on January 1, 2018," it said.
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A more formal investigation could strengthen separate committee lawsuits seeking federal court orders to access Mueller grand jury material and compel testimony from former White House Counsel Don McGahn.
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When state legislatures pass laws that are blatantly unconstitutional, when the president of the United States acts as if he is above the law by refusing to follow court orders (or ordering his Cabinet to refuse to follow court orders), when the Senate refuses to debate a Supreme Court nominee for fear of losing party control, a constitutional crisis exists that only the people can fix by insisting the laws be enforced.
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"(The developers) rush to court and we get court orders and there is very little you can do in the face of a court order," said Nairobi Governor Evans Kidero.
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Aimco, which filed the lawsuit in California and Florida state courts, is seeking monetary damages as well as court orders to stop Airbnb from enabling people to breach their leases.
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Some of those costs were linked to court orders she didn't know about or couldn't remember; others, having fallen delinquent, had been sent to collection agencies who never contacted her.
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The reports also detail times when the company unwithheld accounts after the government failed to follow up with the necessary court orders to back up their initial demand for removal.
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"These new Benghazi-Clinton emails prove that Hillary or her lawyers deleted material which proved to be responsive to federal court orders and congressional subpoenas," Fitton said in a statement.
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I could imagine a world that ends up with legislation saying that if you're going to make devices in the U.S. you figure out how to comply with court orders.
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They're upset at Apple for refusing to comply with court orders to unlock phones—orders that it doesn't have the technical capacity to comply with, and may well be illegal.
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New data released this week by the DC District Court shows a massive increase in sealed court orders demanding location or internet data, as first reported by The Washington Post.
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The government has been granted court orders for the removal of content that damages the country and the monarchy and affects peace and order, which companies have rarely complied with.
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October 2015: Court orders FERC to file a record of how it assessed civil penalties and to file a motion for an order affirming the civil penalties assessed by FERC.
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"The court orders that the decision of the tribunal ... be set aside (and) be referred back to the tribunal for further consideration," three Federal Court judges wrote, without publishing reasons.
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What they're saying: The Scott administration said it would likely appeal the ruling and said it would be "inappropriate" if the court orders them to create a vote restoration system.
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A federal judge has recommended that the sheriff be prosecuted for criminal contempt for defying court orders to stop racially biased policing: charges that could conceivably end in jail time.
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As a result of his approach to law enforcement and his refusal to comply with previous court orders, a federal judge found him in contempt of court in July 2017.
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Neither former Sheriff Arpaio nor the Trump Department of Justice are likely to object to the pardon, and federal judges don't appeal their own court orders under current federal law.
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The measure — a response to concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted devices to hide from authorities — would require companies to comply with court orders seeking access to locked data.
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After the ruler gets rid of civil servants committed to following the law, which Trump has begun to do, even court orders will not make the leader follow the law.
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In an earlier court order, Robinson had held Kobach in contempt for skirting court orders related to the law and failing to send postcards confirming registration for thousands of voters.
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Miguna said in a statement he had been forcefully placed on board a KLM flight to Amsterdam "in flagrant violation of my constitutional rights, five court orders and common decency".
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The measure -- a response to concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted devices to hide from authorities -- would require firms to comply with court orders seeking access to locked data.
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The measure — a response to concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted devices to hide from authorities — would require firms to comply with court orders seeking access to locked data.
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It is unfortunate that Congress's failure to act and court orders have put the Administration in the position of separating alien families to effectively enforce the law. Sec. 2. Definitions.
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Bank Of New York Mellon Corp: * BRAZILIAN COURT ORDERS ARREST OF FORMER CEO OF BRAZIL UNIT OF BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON - SOURCE Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"I don't want a door, I don't want a window, I don't want a sliding glass door, I would like people to comply with court orders," Comey told the panel.
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He reiterated his support for "red flag" laws that allow law enforcement to get court orders to confiscate weapons from dangerous individuals, but otherwise did not propose other gun legislation.
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The ruling adds to Trump's frustrations with federal court orders blocking his initiatives for cutting illegal immigration, a policy area he will focus on in his 2020 re-election bid.
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"It is unfortunate that Congress's failure to act and court orders have put the Administration in the position of separating alien families to effectively enforce the law," the order states.
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In April, a federal judge found Kobach in contempt of court for failing to comply with court orders in a case challenging a controversial state proof-of-citizenship voting law.
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"I don't want a door, I don't want a window, I don't want a sliding glass door, I would like people to comply with court orders," he told the panel.
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People who are unrepresented, on the other hand, find themselves in more uncomfortable situations: they make arrangements and travel long distances to comply with what they believe are court orders.
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Until recently, Moore, a former chief justice of the state Supreme Court, was best known for his history of fringe views, religious extremism, and refusal to obey federal court orders.
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Twitter tries out its own version of the popular Stories format, a court orders Otto's founder to pay a big fine to Google and electric skateboard company Boosted makes cuts.
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It might not have been obvious in advance that court orders for two hops of CDRs from a few "seed numbers" would encompass the records of many millions of Americans.
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Mr. Avenatti "has also repeatedly demonstrated that he is unlikely to comply with any conditions imposed by this court and has a long history of violating court orders," prosecutors said.
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"We live in a globalized world where it's easy for multinational companies to hide assets so as not to allow justice and court orders to be enforced," Mr. Briard said.
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His refusal to participate won't put an end to the impeachment inquiry; it will only initiate more fights about subpoenas and witnesses, defiance of court orders, and obstruction of justice.
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Federal appeals courts have refused to block the subpoenas, and the firm has indicated that it will provide the requested records unless the Supreme Court orders it to withhold them.
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It permits the government, without individual court orders, to collect from American internet and phone companies the emails and phone calls of foreigners abroad, even when they communicate with Americans.
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Spain: A Supreme Court trial of the Catalan independence movement leaders, who face criminal charges including rebellion and violating court orders, begins today, and other European countries are watching closely.
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The judge slammed HMIT for making a "deliberate attempt to hoodwink" court orders and wrote that, in the court's opinion, a "vast amount may have been stashed away" by HMIT.
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The Department of Homeland Security's internal watchdog agency is alleging that Trump administration officials violated federal court orders when implementing the first version of President Trump's travel ban in January.
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The court orders will last until Nigeria's anti-corruption agency concludes an investigation into how the current owners acquired oil prospecting licence (OPL) 245, according to the papers released on Thursday.
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The emergency law, which gives police and the military extensive powers to detain and interrogate suspects without court orders, would go into effect at midnight local time, the president's office said.
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Additionally, in an effort to comply with court orders against the first ban, religious minorities have no longer been given priority, and a blanket ban on Syrian refugees was also removed.
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This measure, which will grant police and the military extensive powers to detain and interrogate without court orders, was in force at various times during the civil war with Tamil separatists.
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At U.S. ports of entry, CBP officials largely complied with court orders blocking the ban, though they were hampered by a lack of guidance from superiors, Roth wrote in his letter.
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The emergency law, which gives police and the military extensive powers to detain and interrogate suspects without court orders, will go into effect at midnight on Monday, the president's office said.
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Aimco, which filed the lawsuit in both California and Florida state courts, was seeking monetary damages as well as court orders to stop Airbnb from enabling people to breach their leases.
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The executive order — implemented immediately and without notice — led to chaos and protests at airports across the country and court orders halting enforcement of parts and eventually most of the ban.
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And to make cases hold up in court, rules had to be followed: no wiretaps without court orders, no trapping people into committing crimes, no exceeding jurisdiction or violating suspects' rights.
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The company's policy for withholding accounts and tweets says it will take action in response to court orders, or requests from government officials and law enforcement that meet the company's criteria.
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Microsoft president Brad Smith proposed several safeguards for the technology that Congress could put into law in order to stifle misuse, including reducing bias and requiring court orders for individual tracking.
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"I'd like to say that the evidence of integration is one of voluntary choice, but the record is very clear that the gains of integration happen through court orders," Johnson said.
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The AWA gives federal courts the authority to issue court orders that are "necessary or appropriate in aid of their respective jurisdictions and agreeable to the usages and principles of law".
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But, as is the norm in the cloud industry, Amazon doesn't access any of the data stored on its services by businesses, with limited exceptions for court orders or security investigations.
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A combination of legislation and court orders mandated that students be bussed across neighborhood lines to achieve racial balance in the city's schools, which, while not legally segregated, were effectively unmixed.
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Spokespeople for USCIS and ICE did not return requests for comment, but USCIS issued a notice February 14 that it would continue to accept DACA renewals because of the court orders.
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Attorneys for the state of Hawaii on Monday cited President Trump's recent tweets in urging the Supreme Court not to lift lower court orders blocking the president's so-called travel ban.
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In an attempt to gain some kind of leverage, Cohen filed a declaration on Wednesday saying he will invoke the Fifth Amendment and not testify if the court orders a deposition.
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As for President Trump, he pardoned Joe Arpaio—who was found guilty of criminal contempt for ignoring court orders to stop racially profiling drivers—right as Harvey was about to hit.
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The measure, a response to concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted devices to hide from authorities, would require firms to comply with court orders seeking access to locked data. Sens.
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In their ruling Thursday, the judges said the board had not complied with previous court orders and that they had not provided enough information about why the hearing had been delayed.
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The newspaper reported that the property managers of the four largest apartment buildings linked to Hannity often requested the court orders less than two weeks after a tenant missed a payment.
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"Full-disk encrypted operating systems provide criminals an invaluable tool to prey on women, children, and threaten our freedoms while making the legal process of judicial court orders, useless," he said.
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He's also expressed support for "red flag" laws, which would allow law enforcement to obtain court orders to take away weapons from individuals deemed dangerous or prevent them from buying guns.
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The case has stirred debate in Britain about whether injunctions, court orders banning publication of private information in certain circumstances, still serve any practical purpose in the age of the Internet.
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"Uber has so far not disputed that the Jacobs letter and documents and information regarding Uber's conduct described therein was responsive to Waymo's discovery requests or Court Orders," the filing reads.
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Eventually, Linda was arrested on suspicion of breaching court orders that her husband had taken out against her and of assaulting his au pair, whom she claims was abusing the children.
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In representations, which add up to nearly 200 pages and include court documents and clinical studies, the company had cited examples of court orders where judges set aside price fixation orders.
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Tuesday night, Strange lost the primary for the GOP nomination in that election to Roy Moore, the notorious state judge who's twice been removed from office for violating federal court orders.
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Several schools banned it, subpoenas and court orders were issued, federal complaints were filed against schools, and Yik Yak had to disable the app near high schools and middle schools altogether.
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Still, some critics, particularly in the United States, say Europe's antitrust officials have too much power to levy fines and to force companies to change business practices without prior court orders.
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Amazon said it received 1,841 subpoenas, 440 search warrants and 114 other court orders for user data — such as its Echo and Fire devices — during the six-month period ending 2019.
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Justices Neil Gorsuch and Clarence Thomas wrote separately to criticize nationwide injunctions -- court orders that block a policy across the country -- like the one that had been issued in the case.
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But he did not directly address the chairman's conflation of the wiretap with the larger investigation, which ultimately comprised nearly 500 search warrants and hundreds of court orders for communications records.
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It's an unfortunate ruling, because it rewards a political party for dragging its feet on gerrymandering: The more slowly a party responds to court orders, the more elections it can win.
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The draft report "included inflated numbers that will lead to misunderstandings and misperceptions" of the department's efforts and compliance with court orders, wrote DHS liaison to the inspector general, Jim Crumpacker.
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C.) and Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) — the Senate Intelligence counterparts to Nunes and Schiff — are working on a bill that would force companies to comply with court orders seeking encrypted data.
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Republican and Democratic senators found themselves in rare agreement Tuesday as they warned that technology companies must design their products' encryption to comply with court orders, regardless of any cybersecurity risks.
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"We believe Florida public record law is applicable here, and we are going to follow it unless a court orders otherwise," Mr. Edmondson said just before the court ordered the delay.
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"Since this past weekend, CBP has demonstrated rank disregard for federal court orders limiting the January 27 Executive Order," Mitra Ebadolahi, Border Litigation Project Staff Attorney at the ACLU, told NBC News.
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But the federal government has gone to great lengths to keep its domestic surveillance operation under wraps, getting broad clearance through secret court orders issued by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Court.
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" Gillibrand also responded to reports that DHS had refused to comply with court orders that placed a stay on the travel bans: "If that is the case, we have a huge problem.
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But even if the FPO's challenge is successful and the court orders a re-run, which is one possible outcome, the president alone does not have the power to order a referendum.
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Microsoft is suing the Justice Department over a section of federal law that the government relies on to seek court orders that block tech companies from notifying subscribers when prosecutors request information.
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Otunga, 37, previously requested that Hudson's protective order be thrown out on Tuesday, which was denied in court orders obtained by PEOPLE, so he could be with his son for the holiday.
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Kaspersky is one of the world's foremost cybersecurity companies and has long denied that it conspires with any nation except when a court orders it to do so in a criminal prosecution.
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Service providers say, however, that even in states where laws don't call for warrants, they still always require court orders to release this data, as mandated by the Electronic Communications Privacy Act.
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It would grant a newly created National Cybersecurity Committee (NCSC) the authority to access the computers of individuals or private companies, make copies of information, and enter private property without court orders.
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The suit seeks court orders to prevent future fires at Exxon's giant Baytown refining and petrochemical complex, said Rock Owens, managing attorney for the environmental practice in the Harris County Attorney's Office.
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Court orders in an ongoing federal lawsuit have forced officials to identify and reunify a majority of families the government separated, though some parents and children the government split up remain separated.
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As The Verge reported yesterday, the bureau has current court orders asking Apple to unlock at least eight pre-iOS 7 phones, presumably to get into data held within the encrypted partition.
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The All Writs Act of 1789 allows federal courts to issue writs, or court orders, that require third parties to assist in the execution of another court order, like a search warrant.
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"President Trump would be literally pardoning Joe Arpaio's flagrant violation of federal court orders that prohibited the illegal detention of Latinos," Cecillia Wang, the group's deputy legal director, said in a statement.
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In August, Snow recommended Arpaio face criminal charges for ignoring court orders arising out of the judge's ruling that the sheriff and his deputies were guilty of racial profiling of Latino drivers.
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Guzman's lawyers had argued that a new trial was needed after Vice News published an interview with one of the jurors, who said that the jury disobeyed court orders during the case.
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The federal government has requested at least 63 court orders directing Apple or Google to help unlock a mobile device in police custody, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) said on Wednesday.
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According to data from the American Civil Liberties Union, the federal government has requested at least 63 court orders directing Apple or Google to help unlock a mobile device in police custody.
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The so-called going dark phenomenon has worried the FBI and has driven several lawmakers to draft legislation that would force companies like Apple to comply with court orders seeking secure data.
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But the judge, Charles S. Haight Jr., in an opinion published on Monday, said the settlement did not go far enough for an agency that had become "accustomed to disregarding" court orders.
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NEW DELHI, March 18 (Reuters) - India's top court on Wednesday lashed out at mobile operators for self-assessing their outstanding telecoms dues, saying it amounted to a violation of the court orders.
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"BP supports debate, discussion and peaceful demonstration, but the irresponsible actions of this group are putting themselves and others unnecessarily at risk, while ignoring court orders and police action," the company said.
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But in new docs, Sonya says that Master P is pissed about recent court orders for him to pay her what she's owed ... so he used the kids to mislead the court.
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The Food and Drug Administration said on Wednesday that it was seeking court orders to stop two clinics from using unapproved stem cell treatments that in some cases have seriously harmed patients.
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Bob Menendez of New Jersey, where Sowore's family is based, said he was outraged by the "blatant harassment" of the journalist and authorities' disregard for court orders granting his release on bail.
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Polis is confident that law enforcement will not ignore court orders to seize weapons, but if they do, it would be for the district courts or the state attorney general to resolve.
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It allows the government to collect the emails and phone calls of foreigners abroad from American internet and phone companies — without individual court orders and even when those foreigners communicate with Americans.
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It allows the government to collect the emails and phone calls of foreigners abroad from American internet and phone companies, without individual court orders and even when those foreigners communicate with Americans.
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Given the deportation order, and the fact that it is a Saturday, a court orders Mr. Amri held for 22016 hours in a jail in the town of Friedrichshafen, on Lake Constance.
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Those pages only make up a small part of the 412 pages of FISA applications and court orders related to Page released by the FBI earlier this year in heavily redacted format.
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"After several years we have seen that CBP has shown that they won't change the way they treat people in confinement until a court orders it," Huerta said in a press call.
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The drop, however, was actually more significant than that: After the data purge that May, the N.S.A. re-collected much of the same data about targets whose court orders were still active.
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After a second wave of attacks, the company moved for court orders against ChatSurge's web host, registrar, payment processor, and other services in an effort to track down the proprietor of the service.
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That means that, barring any court orders in the next few days, immigrants can be denied new visas or green cards at consulates abroad under the Trump administration's 20-factor public charge test.
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But Moore's consistently polarizing overt anti-LGBTQ stances, and his history of defiance against federal court orders, is cause for concern for marginalized communities – and reason to pay close to attention this race.
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The site, operated by a Kazakh student Alexandra Elbakyan, has faced court orders and threats of site blocks across Europe, following lawsuits from academic publishers like Elsevier, which brought the most recent case.
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So the fact that we now have communications applications that are essentially beyond the reach of lawful court orders, we have to decide as a nation, do we think that's a good thing?
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After defying court orders the day he got out of prison and outing an FBI informant in order to uphold his street cred, the authorities will not be quick to see her side.
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As of late Monday, 70 Hanjin ships have been denied access to ports and three have been seized by creditors through court orders - one in Singapore and two in unidentified locations in China.
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He directed federal agencies to begin the 6900-day ban on travelers from the six nations, and a 2628-day ban on refugees, 28503 hours after lower court orders blocking it are lifted.
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After winning the $314.7 million default judgment, the plaintiffs won court orders that BNP Paribas SA, Credit Agricole SA and Mashreqbank PSC turn over Sudanese assets to help cover it, court papers show.
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Anumita Roy Chowdhury from the New Delhi-based Center for Science and Environment think tank, believes court orders and short-lived restrictions are "temporary measures" and unlikely to provide a lasting transport solution.
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The use of the technology for scrambling data has made it increasingly difficult for law enforcement to investigate crimes, even when authorities have court orders giving them permission to access data, he said.
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Still, the back-and-forth sparked a heated debate on Capitol Hill about whether Congress should pass legislation to force companies like Apple to comply with similar court orders in the future. Sens.
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Three Costco employees who have worked for the warehouse chain for seven and half, eight, and ten years, respectively, told Business Insider that their go-to food court orders typically included a churro.
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Three Costco employees who have worked for the warehouse chain for seven and half, eight, and ten years, respectively, told Business Insider that their go-to food court orders typically included a churro.
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The social worker told the police she'd been working with adult protection services in two Minnesota counties "trying to get emergency guardianship" but had been unable to get court orders to do so.
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The San Bernardino and New York cases sought to secure Apple's cooperation under the All Writs Act, a 1789 law that allows judges to order compliance with search warrants and other court orders.
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Though the Justice Department recently withdrew its effort to get Apple's help to unlock one of the San Bernardino shooter's phones, it is still pursuing similar court orders in dozens of other cases.
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The Department of Justice has shown no interest in continuing to seek consent decrees or court orders requiring police departments that have been found to have violated civil rights to reform their practices.
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Ms. Nestor Cassini, who has referred to herself in court documents as the Countess Cassini, was jailed for six months last year for failing to comply with court orders issued in Nassau County.
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Complying with the subpoena, wrote Mr. Boyd, "would force the department to risk violating court orders and rules in multiple ongoing prosecutions," as well as require it to violate grand jury secrecy rules.
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Many other states use court orders or court-ordered requests to pick up a child, often deploying protective officers or caseworkers who are not in uniform, but are sometimes accompanied by law enforcement.
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But Justice Murphy said the police used those court orders to deploy cell-site simulators, which can give the police detailed information about a phone's whereabouts, down to an apartment within a building.
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In addition, court orders and laws require that children, alone or with family, can be held in detention only up to three weeks, and many must be released in a matter of days.
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There have been reports of Customs and Border Protection officials refusing to comply with the court orders, prompting concerns that this could lead to a direct clash between the judicial and executive branches.
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While the N.S.A. phone records system is currently not operational, in 2018 the F.B.I. used the expiring business records provisions to obtain 56 court orders to gather business records in national security investigations.
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Sowore, the publisher of US-based site Sahara Reporter, was arrested alongside another activist Olawale Bakare by the Department of State Security and has remained in custody despite court orders granting him bail.
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The case has snaked its way through San Diego Superior Court for years, often delayed by difficulties getting all the players to comply with court orders and stall tactics employed by the defense.
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Despite numerous calls from advocates, pressure from lawmakers, and two federal court orders to cease family detention, the Obama administration is fighting to ensure that it is able to continue this barbaric practice.
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Last week the Thai government issued court orders to local ISPs demanding they shut down 600 Facebook pages, a sign that the government isn't getting the cooperation it would like from Facebook itself.
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On Thursday evening, the draft text of a bill called the "Compliance with Court Orders Act of 2016," authored by offices of Senators Diane Feinstein and Richard Burr, was published online by the Hill.
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A Google spokesperson said the company reviews all court orders requesting links be removed from search and prefers when parties resolve among themselves in court whether a page should be removed from search results.
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It said the violations included exceeding a 6-percent interest rate cap on loans, failing to accurately disclose service members' active duty status to courts, and failing to obtain court orders before conducting repossessions.
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Under federal law, most people convicted of a misdemeanor domestic violence crime are barred from possessing a gun, as are individuals covered by court orders restraining them from stalking or threatening an intimate partner.
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Efrén Olivares, the racial and economic justice director for the Texas Civil Rights Project, said any attempt to withdraw from the Flores agreement to circumvent previous court orders and expand family detention is unacceptable.
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In May, Snow found Arpaio and three members of his office to be in civil contempt because they allegedly violated court orders designed to keep the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office from racially profiling Latinos.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's military government will try to persuade media companies Facebook and Line to comply with court orders to remove content it considers harmful to peace and order, a senior official said Sunday.
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The Democrats' bill would send money to cash-starved state universities and colleges, cover tuition grants for low-income college students, and fund health and human services that were not subject to court orders.
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" For its part, Peabody said in a September statement that it had "done everything we can to pay these taxes for the benefit of the community based on the court orders governing our case.
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Apple can also comply with court orders to supply data from iCloud that would probably satisfy law enforcement officials in most cases, but it's clear the FBI needs something specific from this iPhone 5C.
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The case has stirred a wider debate in Britain about whether injunctions, court orders banning publication of private information, serve any purpose when stories can travel across jurisdictions at the click of a mouse.
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Reports emerged last week the Department of Justice plans on charging Arpaio with criminal contempt after he and his deputies allegedly ignored court orders to halt racial profiling following a case over immigration policy.
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The DHS inspector general found that CBP officers violated multiple federal court orders in their zeal to aggressively enforce the first version of the president's travel ban targeting seven Muslim-majority countries last January.
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Officials said that the U.S. attorney's office for the western district of Pennsylvania has obtained court orders allowing the FBI to seize a domain that is part of the malware's command-and-control infrastructure.
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He directed federal agencies to begin the 90-day ban on travelers from six Muslim-majority nations and a 120-day ban on refugees 72 hours after lower court orders blocking it are lifted.
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" According to Wednesday's statement, "in addition to reviewing the implementation of the Executive Order, the OIG will review DHS' adherence to court orders and allegations of individual misconduct on the part of DHS personnel.
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The court orders federal officials to reunify all parents with children age 5 or older within 30 days while parents with children who are under 5 years old should be reunited within 14 days.
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But now some onlookers, including lawmakers, cite that history as evidence the FBI is using court orders to try to force de facto policy changes that it was unable to persuade Congress to legislate.
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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is defending its expedited plan to reunite separated migrant children with their parents, claiming that its truncated vetting procedures are necessary to comply with court orders.
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Trump directed federal agencies to begin the 90-day ban on travelers from six Muslim-majority nations, and a 120-day ban on refugees, 72 hours after lower court orders blocking it are lifted.
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Last week Trump issued a new presidential permit for the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline with a facility in Montana, a move seen as a way to circumvent previous court orders halting development.
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A populist who believes in the supremacy of God's law over man, Moore has addressed white supremacy groups, doesn't believe Muslims can serve in Congress, and was twice reprimanded for defying federal court orders.
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A federal judge found Arpaio and three members of his office to be in civil contempt because they allegedly violated court orders intended to keep the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office from racially profiling Latinos.
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Snow in May found Arpaio and three members of his office to be in civil contempt because they allegedly violated court orders intended to keep the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office from racially profiling Latinos.
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According to the announcement, the university would refuse to assist federal immigration agents, turn over confidential records without court orders or supply information for any national registry based on race, national origin or religion.
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They also raise serious questions about why the newly revealed contents were redacted by the Trump administration in the first place amid congressional oversight efforts and court orders in Freedom of Information Act litigation.
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The measure would have sent money to cash-starved state universities and colleges, covered tuition grants for low-income college students, and funded health and human services that were not subject to court orders.
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In addition to reviewing how the Department of Homeland Security carried out the executive order, the inspector general's office said it would review the agency's adherence to court orders and allegations of individual misconduct.
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The two court orders were not a final ruling on the constitutionality of Mr. Trump's ban, and the administration has expressed confidence that courts will ultimately affirm Mr. Trump's power to issue the restrictions.
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The Trump administration officially rescinded DACA in March, but the previous court orders allowed the Dreamers to file their renewal applications as challenges to the Trump administration's move made it through the legal system.
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Elliott Abrams, the U.S. special representative for Venezuela, earlier this month told senators the Trump administration has been unable to get consular access to the six executives despite court orders issued for their release.
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Conoco has won court orders allowing it to seize PDVSA assets on Caribbean islands, including Curacao, in efforts to collect on a $2 billion arbitral award linked to the 2007 nationalization of Conoco assets.
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" NBC News asked U.S. Customs and Border Protection for a response to the charge of ignoring court orders and continuing to detain and deport travelers, but was told "CBP does not comment on pending litigation.
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Belafonte told The Blast that on May 25, he saw Brown and her friends partying at their home against court orders, called his attorney and then waited outside in his car until the lawyer arrived.
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The license renewal was rejected this month, but court orders kept the clinic open Friday's decision comes after Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services announced June 21 that it rejected the clinic's license renewal.
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TorrentFreak obtained a copy of the full copy of the court orders details and reports that Lyca only targeted 16 piracy outlets but loaded the list with variations of the domain names they operate under.
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"In a constitutional democracy, we should not be debating about a free and fair election, or compliance with court orders, or accountability for breach of public trust," Odinga said during a press conference in Nairobi.
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During the final six months of 2016, Twitter said, the company received 88 court orders and other legal requests from around the world directing it to remove content posted by verified journalists and news outlets.
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Members of Congress had to show up at airport terminals to demand information about who was being held by Customs and Border Protection agents; reports of agents disobeying federal court orders rippled through Sunday night.
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Aimco, which owns or manages 50,000 properties, had filed lawsuits in both California and Florida state courts, seeking monetary damages as well as court orders to stop Airbnb from enabling people to breach their leases.
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Most videos obtained by police through Ring are voluntarily provided by homeowners, according to police and Amazon; the company declined to say how many subpoenas or court orders it has received for access to videos.
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Just last month, the Supreme People's Court announced that 6.15 million people in the country had been banned from air travel over the last four years for defaulting on court orders, according to local media.
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The enactment of a K-12 spending plan, along with ongoing appropriations for bond and pension payments and court orders covering payroll and certain health and human services, have funded about 90 percent of operations.
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"They [Facebook] said the request to block 131 URLs lacked court orders in the documents, and they said that if the documents are completed, they will proceed with the requests," she told the Thai media.
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The former majority owners' holding company, GML (which is 70%-owned by Israel-based Leonid Nevzlin), has sought court orders to grab Russian state assets in America, Belgium, Britain, France, Germany, India and the Netherlands.
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Transgender military ban The government is asking the Supreme Court to hear its appeal of three district court orders that have kept the administration from enforcing its ban on transgender people serving in the military.
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As Cecilia Kang writes, the United States government is facing off with the American technology industry over a bill that would require tech companies to comply with court orders seeking access to people's encrypted data.
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Barr has the discretion to apply the regulations more broadly to justify the report's release, but there's a legitimate legal argument that he should keep it confidential unless a court orders him to do otherwise.
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But a court in the emirate of Sharjah at one stage directed enforcement of British court orders in the UAE be suspended, appearing to set courts in the two jurisdictions at odds with each other.
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And in Washington State, a ballot measure, modeled after a California law, would allow law enforcement officers, family and household members to seek emergency court orders disarming people at risk of harming themselves or others.
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Investigators obtained search warrants for records that helped them identify people who had access to the woman, as well as court orders to get DNA evidence from men who worked at the facility, police said.
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Critics called it ludicrous and technically illiterate—and these were the kinder assessments of the "Compliance with Court Orders Act of 2016," proposed legislation authored by the offices of Senators Diane Feinstein and Richard Burr.
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WASHINGTON — The Obama administration on Monday made public a previously classified letter from 2002 about the Bush administration's secret program that allowed the National Security Agency to eavesdrop on Americans' international communications without court orders.
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They give you some sort of privilege and in turn you surrender your sovereignty and once you do that you have to follow all of the laws, rules, regulations, taxes, court orders—you know, everything.
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She said that in states that are involved in class action lawsuits, or are already subject to federal court orders to improve their child welfare systems, the Covid-19 crisis is delaying much-needed reforms.
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The latest blow to LeEco – once a high-flying technology empire with a bright future – comes as it battles to stay afloat amid a mountain of debt, huge losses and court orders freezing its assets.
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A program that temporarily shields hundreds of thousands of young people from deportation was scheduled to end Monday but court orders have forced the Trump administration to keep issuing renewals, easing the sense of urgency.
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"This is not an order to remove speech that, on its face, engages freedom of expression values, it is an order to de-index websites that are in violation of several court orders," Abella wrote.
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A pair of federal court orders — one issued in California in January, and one issued in New York in February — have slowed DACA's unraveling by allowing DACA recipients to apply for two-year renewals again.
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Instead, the government will use court orders to try to recover expenses for parts of the women's rescue, like flights home and short-term shelter, from the people who sent them abroad — often their parents.
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If Biden is not obstructing the Senate by his refusal to comply with a Senate subpoena, how could Trump be guilty of obstructing Congress by refusing to comply with the House subpoenas absent court orders?
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Assistance orders are legal authority, issued by the court, that can compel service providers — like Rogers, BlackBerry, and their ilk — to "assist" the police in carrying out other court orders, like wiretaps or search warrants.
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In order to liberate the "victim" computers, the United States obtained court orders to take measures to neutralize the Kelihos botnet, including establishing substitute servers and blocking commands sent from the botnet operator, the department said.
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In order to liberate the victim computers, the United States obtained court orders to take measures to neutralize the Kelihos botnet, including establishing substitute servers and blocking commands sent from the botnet operator, the department said.
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And would certain Trump-supporting federal agency heads, or even federal officers, refuse to follow court orders (or at least do it very slowly) because Trump has convinced them the federal judiciary's decisions cannot be trusted?
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Department of Homeland Security violated two court orders in the days after U.S. President Donald Trump issued a temporary travel ban on citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries, according to the department's watchdog.
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" Sawyer announced via Twitter over the weekend that he would no longer assist law enforcement in forensic investigations until Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) "complies with the court orders, and again when we have sane leadership.
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Check out the clip ... Michael tells us he didn't give up on their relationship, and claims Keke is the one creating a family divide because she's ignoring court orders by preventing him from seeing their children.
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The tools ostensibly used to enforce the law are increasingly obscured behind a screen of private companies, non-disclosure agreements and obscure court orders binding the tongues of the few who could say what's going on.
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The so-called "Compliance with Court Orders Act of 22019" would direct companies to offer "technical assistance" to help government officials access encrypted data, according to a discussion draft first obtained by The Hill last week.
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Conoco has won court orders allowing the company to begin seizing PDVSA assets in efforts to collect on an award by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) over the 2007 nationalization of its projects in Venezuela.
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Last week, the New York Times reported that the former sheriff of Mississippi County, Missouri, used Securus Technologies to track mobile phones — including those of other police officers — without court orders, citing charges filed against him.
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In Washington State, voters passed an initiative allowing for emergency court orders to temporarily block the right to possess a gun for people perceived as being at a higher risk of harming themselves or another person.
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He made his name as a judge by showing contempt for the rule of law: refusing court orders to remove a Ten Commandment monument outside his courthouse and rejecting the Supreme Court decision on marriage equality.
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As Trump recently dangled the possibility of clemency for Stone, it was hard not to recall Trump's first pardon, for Arpaio, who disobeyed court orders to stop singling out for detention Latino and other minority drivers.
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To protect individuals in crisis, 17 states and DC have passed Extreme Risk laws, which allow family and law enforcement to petition for court orders temporarily removing guns from dangerous situations before warning signs turn tragic.
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" Sawyer announced via Twitter over the weekend that he would no longer assist law enforcement in forensic investigations until Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) "complies with the court orders, and again when we have sane leadership.
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He resigned in 212 after The New York Times revealed that President Bush had secretly sanctioned the National Security Agency to eavesdrop on Americans without court orders in the wake of the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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Judge Nance's decision to recuse himself comes less than two years after Kim Davis, a county clerk in Kentucky, defied federal court orders to issue same-sex marriage licenses because it went against her Christian beliefs.
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If the appeals court orders a retrial, that will present the United States attorney's office in Manhattan with a significant challenge because Dr. Gilman, its key witness, is now 85 and has been in poor health.
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It's hard to believe administration paeans to the actions of customs agents during the first travel ban when the former DHS inspector general is accusing them of trying to suppress a report alleging they violated court orders.
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"Persons who use force and violence against federal law enforcement officers who are enforcing court orders, and nearly causing catastrophic loss of life or injury to others, will be brought to justice," he said in a statement.
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Washington (CNN)US Immigration and Customs Enforcement plans to begin the previously postponed raids across the country Sunday to arrest thousands of migrant families who already have court orders to be removed, according to a US official.
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Sri Lanka imposed emergency law, giving police and military extensive powers to detain and interrogate suspects without court orders, after more than 250 were killed in Islamist militant bombings across churches and luxury hotels on April 21.
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It will be difficult for Apple to pick and choose which countries have sufficient freedom and sovereignty for it to obey valid court orders with millions of customers and billions of dollars at stake in certain countries.
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Unlike most other transparency reports, Amazon's is limited to just two pages — most of which are dedicated to explaining what it does in response to each kind of demand, from subpoenas to search warrants and court orders.
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Several ship owners, exasperated by payment delays, have sought court orders to have the oil on board the tankers impounded, according to three sources involved in some of the disputes and a court document seen by Reuters.
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His statement to Reuters partner ANI and others comes a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist government petitioned the Supreme Court to return land around the site seized by various court orders over the years.
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It will be hard to convince justices that a new explanation is not also contrived, and an executive order would not override the Supreme Court decision or undo other court orders blocking the citizenship question, they said.
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But in 2012 a report by the Ministry of Justice found that criminals who had been through the NLCJC were no less likely to reoffend, and were more likely to break court orders, than a control group.
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Illinois has been dependent on court orders and a muddle of ongoing and stopgap appropriations to continue operating and lawmakers have not reached any agreement on a spending plan for the fiscal year that begins July 1.
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In docs, obtained by TMZ, Suge asks the judge to throw out all court orders -- allowing the eavesdropping and limiting his jail visits -- because they were made by a judge who later recused himself from the case.
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According to the Denver Post, the court made the decision after hearing cases of Adam Michael Teague and Bobby Nicky Rogers, two sex offenders who contested court orders that they be charged for their victims' forensic examinations.
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The Associated Press has reported that there are dozens of instances where Trump has turned over multiple years worth of tax returns to engage in business deals, to request a loan, or to comply with court orders.
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The bill, called the "Compliance with Court Orders Act of 2016," would direct companies to offer "technical assistance" to help government officials access encrypted data, according to a discussion draft first obtained by The Hill last week.
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Even after Snowden revealed these practices—and despite the government's history of systemic violations of FISA Court orders—many lawmakers shrugged off concerns that Section 702 could be abused to spy on political opponents or vulnerable minorities.
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The measure, called the "Compliance with Court Orders Act of 2016," would direct companies to offer "technical assistance" to help government officials access encrypted data, according to a discussion draft first obtained by The Hill last week.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenyan authorities deported a lawyer charged with treason for attending the symbolic presidential inauguration of opposition leader Raila Odinga, prompting a rare rebuke from the Chief Justice who accused the government of defying court orders.
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It's also learned to treat media outlets like RT as state actors, rather than regular media companies, and has taken the brash step of blocking hundreds of websites without court orders, several of them popular Russian websites.
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A senior immigration official told CNN last week that the five-day operation would target some 2,000 family members with court orders of removal and take place over several days in the 10 cities across the nation.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Supreme Court told local authorities on Friday to abide by court orders protecting land on the outskirts of New Delhi and to cancel a plan to open up ecologically fragile areas for construction.
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"I could imagine a world that ends up with legislation saying if you are going to make devices in the United States you figure out how to comply with court orders," Comey said during a Senate hearing.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - The Kenya Supreme Court on Wednesday criticized the election board for refusing to comply with court orders to open its computer servers, saying it meant that opposition claims of hacking or manipulation could be true.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 19 (Reuters) - The Electronic Frontier Foundation sued the U.S. Department of Justice on Tuesday in an attempt to obtain any secret court orders forcing companies like Apple Inc or Google to decrypt user communications.
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As their custody battle dragged on, both Mr. Dulos and Ms. Dulos filed numerous petitions and motions accusing each other of ignoring court orders, disparaging each other in front of the children and countless other perceived slights.
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"Regardless of Wilson's arrest, we will continue fighting to protect our residents and law enforcement officers from the spread of 3-D guns and to ensure compliance with the court orders issued in these cases," she said.
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They give investigators the power to get court orders for business records deemed relevant to a national security investigation, and to swiftly follow around a wiretap target who changes phone lines in an attempt to evade monitoring.
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But the former sheriff of Mississippi County, Mo., used a lesser-known Securus service to track people's cellphones, including those of other officers, without court orders, according to charges filed against him in state and federal court.
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Only because of illegal leaks of classified information did the public initially learn of the C.I.A.'s secret prisons and use of torture, the N.S.A.'s eavesdropping without court orders and the details of American drone strikes.
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The National Security Agency took in the 151 million records despite obtaining court orders to use the system on only 42 terrorism suspects in 2000, along with a few left over from late 22015, the report said.
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"The court orders that the decision of the tribunal ... be set aside (and) be referred back to the tribunal for further consideration," three Federal Court judges wrote, adding that they would publish their reasons in five days.
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If the American court orders him detained, Mr. Schmidt could be forced to spend months in jail before the case comes to trial, which would put enormous pressure on him to plead guilty to resolve the matter.
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Under Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the Justice Department has supported states that are resisting court orders to rein in voter ID requirements, stop aggressive purges of voter rolls and redraw political boundaries that dilute minority voting power.
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" – Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly, January 22017, 2017 "We are committed to ensuring that all individuals affected by the EOs, including those affected by the court orders, are being provided all rights afforded under our laws.
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Of the 11 people starving themselves in El Paso, six were being hydrated and force-fed under court orders issued by a federal judge in mid-January — about two weeks after those detainees stopped eating, ICE said.
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In a statement on Sunday, Vale said it agreed to deposit 1 billion reais, but argued that the court orders freezing the additional 10 billion reais were counterproductive because they could block resources need for relief support.
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Saying Bundy owed more than $1 million in grazing fees and had ignored court orders to remove his cattle from public lands, the BLM sent armed rangers to Bundy's ranch in April 2014 to round up his cattle.
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The records, released by Las Vegas police under court orders, included six hours of footage from a fixed-wing airplane and some 41 hours of street scenes from two traffic cameras that began 15 hours before the Oct.
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Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch says presidents must obey court orders and expresses uncertainty about language in the Constitution barring U.S. government officials from taking payments from a foreign country as Democrats grill him on issues involving Trump.
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By introducing a list of standing court orders and local regulations, the Eastern District of Texas (and, in particular, Gilstrap's division of Marshall) has become the court of choice for many plaintiffs, especially non-practicing entities, or NPEs.
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US investigators wiretapped former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort under secret court orders before and after the election as part of an FBI probe that has grown to include Russia's meddling in the election, CNN reported on Monday.
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All three women have since been allowed to get the abortions — two because of court orders, and one because federal officials concluded she was in fact 19 years old and not a minor as she said she was.
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You can see them all by scrolling over the map:"We carefully scrutinize subpoenas and court orders to make sure they meet both the letter and spirit of the law," a Google spokesman told the Wall Street Journal.
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This year, Feinstein coauthored the "Compliance with Court Orders Act of 2016" with Republican Senator Richard Burr, in the name of protecting America from terrorism following the FBI's battle with Apple over decrypting the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone.
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"Persons who use force and violence against federal law enforcement officers who are enforcing court orders, and nearly causing catastrophic loss of life or injury to others, will be brought to justice," U.S. Attorney Daniel G. Bogden said.
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First, there is the Alabama Senate race where the nominated standard-bearer, former Judge Roy Moore, thinks there are American communities living under Sharia law and was twice thrown off the state bench for defying federal court orders.
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The ferocity of "Sheriff Joe", a gruff, bearlike 84-year-old, could yet send him to jail: a federal judge recently recommended that he be prosecuted for defying court orders to cease patrols that target people by race.
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Verizon has received approximately 8,21625 warrants or court orders for cell tower dumps in the first half of this year — a huge increase over 2900, when the government sought only 220006,2202 dumps across the whole of that year.
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The botched rollout of the Trump administration's first executive order banning travel from several majority Muslim nations resulted in federal agents violating court orders by telling airlines not to admit certain passengers, according to a Homeland Security watchdog.
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Facebook, YouTube and Twitter are also growing more efficient at finding and removing Islamic State posts — which they can take down without court orders because the posts are a violation of the companies' terms of service, executives say.
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The Trump administration is planning to release some migrant families into the United States equipped with ankle monitors after several court orders restricted the government's ability to hold thousands of migrant families detained at the southern U.S. border.
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A letter filed by prosecutors in a case over a locked iPhone in New York also indicates that there are other cases in which the government has obtained similar court orders, but it doesn't go into more detail.
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The federal government has requested at least 12 court orders in New York alone directing Apple or Google to help unlock a mobile device in police custody, according to data from the American Civil Liberties Union released Wednesday.
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He pointed out that "there is no evidence that Congress has ever weighed the costs and benefits of authorizing court orders of the sort at issue in this case," because in 1986 that was simply not an issue.
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PHOENIX — A federal judge on Friday referred Sheriff Joe Arpaio and his second-in-command for criminal prosecution, finding that they ignored and misrepresented to subordinates court orders designed to keep the sheriff's office from racially profiling Latinos.
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In the 35-page complaint for the lawsuit, Twitch asks for everything from the transfer of ownership of the offending domains to Twitch or their cancellation to court orders barring payment processors from working with the offending sites.
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Law enforcement agencies, and the courts, could agree to issue public annual reports concerning the use of electronic surveillance that could address a basic question: How many warrants or court orders for electronic data are sought each year?
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The U.S. Justice Department has sought court orders to force Apple to extract data from 15 devices in the past four months, beginning with a case in Brooklyn in which Apple declined to cooperate with investigators in October.
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On Wednesday, Fitbit declined to comment on the case but shared a copy of its privacy policy, which says in part that the company complies with legal processes, including search warrants and court orders, when it shares data.
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The president said his administration will build "tent cities" to indefinitely hold any migrants who try to seek asylum in the United States, in apparent defiance of court orders that prohibit long-term detention of children or families.
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Under federal policy, one of the few ways for a person to be judged psychologically incompetent to possess a firearm kicks in only when a court orders that person hospitalized for psychiatric care against his or her will.
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"If Donald Trump says that he is going to ignore court orders," or if he were able to "violate the Constitution and [not] be stopped, that would be a constitutional crisis," Chemerinsky, the Berkeley legal scholar, told me.
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A federal judge in Arizona said on Tuesday that he would "seriously consider" referring notorious Phoenix-area sheriff Joe Arpaio for prosecution on charges of criminal contempt for violating court orders related to the racial profiling of Latinos.
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They attributed the long detentions to officials' inability to develop policies and procedures before the travel ban was issued, as well as confusion over how to enforce it after the court orders and constantly changing guidance from headquarters.
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Roads are increasingly crowded as more members of the growing middle class acquire cars, and a government effort to reintroduce breathalyzers was rejected after court orders prohibited the police from charging drivers based on readings from the devices.
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During the appeals court arguments in the case over former White House counsel Don McGahn's testimony, a Justice Department attorney argued that instead of getting court orders, Congress should use its own power to punish recalcitrant administration witnesses.
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The company routinely provides iCloud data in response to court orders, which often includes backups of the phone's local hard drive — but without the password for a specific device, Apple can't provide data stored locally on the phone.
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The Supreme Court held that when a bankruptcy court orders a Chapter 11 case dismissed, it can't also order the distribution of the debtor's assets in a way that contradicts the order of payment in a bankruptcy liquidation.
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Mr. Arulanantham said that while he believed the previous court orders had implied that United States officials should not prevent valid visa holders from getting on planes, Judge Birotte's order should force the government to stop that practice.
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" In a statement, the Department of Homeland Security said, "We are committed to ensuring that all individuals affected by the executive orders, including those affected by the court orders, are being provided all rights afforded under the law.
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Thomas Ravenel is claiming that Kathryn Dennis violated court orders that forbid any partners from staying the night at her place while their two children were under her care — and says he has surveillance footage to prove it.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray and other officials have been sounding alarm over the challenge posed by encryption, saying that officials were unable to access data stored on nearly 7,800 devices last fiscal year for investigations, despite court orders.
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Kollar-Kotelly concluded Dunlap should not be permitted to subpoena Kobach right now, but the judge also took notice of a series of opinions from a federal judge and magistrate In Kansas, faulting him for defying court orders.
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In a new court filing, the embattled bank said it has the tax returns of two individuals that could be turned over to the House of Representatives under a subpoena focused on Trump, if a court orders it.
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Microsoft says the U.S. Justice Department is abusing a decades-old law, the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, to obtain court orders requiring it to turn over customer files stored on its servers, while prohibiting it from notifying the customer.
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The wiretapping came under the authority of two secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court orders: following the beginning of the FBI's investigation into Manafort in 2014, then another that allowed the wiretapping to continue until early 2017, CNN reported.
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As we have repeatedly explained, the Attorney General could not comply with your subpoena in its current form without violating the law, court rules, and court orders, and without threatening the independence of the Department of Justice's prosecutorial functions.
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PHOENIX (Reuters) - Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio and three of his top officials were found to be in civil contempt on Friday after a federal judge ruled that he violated court orders stemming from a 2007 racial profiling case.
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Ireland's government said in its brief that the question of how law enforcement authorities can access such information is already covered by a 2001 treaty with the United States that allows for information sharing and enforcement of court orders.
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Spanish Supreme Court Orders Bankia to Repay 2 Investors in Its I.P.O. | The ruling could be a boon to thousands of other investors suing the bank for failing to disclose the loan problems that nearly caused the bank's collapse.
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"We have interviewed over 40 witnesses, we have searched eight properties, we have achieved a number of court orders both for private properties and for public locations, and our inquiries continue," NCA director general Lynne Owens told the BBC.
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Apple has only begun resisting the court orders once courts began ordering that Apple help the government extract data from encrypted iPhones, which would have required that the company write new software that would undermine security on all iPhones.
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Conoco said on Tuesday it was far from collecting the full value of a $2 billion arbitration award against PDVSA, after the American oil major won court orders allowing it to seize PDVSA assets on Caribbean islands, including Curacao.
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On Wednesday, the Brooklyn district attorney, Ken Thompson, accused Mr. Baumblit and Mr. Elie of not having the necessary court orders when they evicted more than 10 residents who had lived in the homes for more than a month.
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If you've been a victim of violent crime or identity theft, it can give you special rights in terms of what you can opt out of, though you may need to provide court orders and other evidence as proof.
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Genetic genealogy experts said that until now, the law enforcement community had been deliberately cautious about approaching the consumer sites with court orders: If users get spooked and abandon the sites, they will become much less useful to investigators.
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In a decision on Friday, U.S. District Judge Richard Story in Atlanta granted four payment processors' bid to have claims against them dismissed, agreeing that that was the appropriate sanction for the bureau's refusal to comply with court orders.
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Conoco has won court orders allowing it to seize PDVSA assets on Caribbean islands, including Curacao, in efforts to collect on a $2 billion arbitral award linked to the 2007 nationalization of Conoco assets under late leader Hugo Chavez.
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In a statement, Oi said it had rigorously complied with court orders, had received approval for its plans from bankruptcy courts, and would hold Pharol legally responsible for any delays in the capital hike that could cause financial losses.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) on Tuesday filed a Freedom of Information (FOIA) lawsuit against the Justice Department that seeks to uncover whether the government has ever used secret court orders to force technology companies to decrypt customers' information.
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During the first six months of 2017, AT&T and Verizon, the two largest cell phone providers in America, received over 70,000 warrantless court orders demanding sensitive information about consumers, including phone numbers dialed, calls received, and location history.
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It is hard to overstate how incredibly dangerous and foolish the Burr-Feinstein "Compliance with Court Orders Act of 2016" draft legislation is and even harder to believe it was coauthored by California's senior senator, Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif.
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Yet the scale of collection remained huge: The program gathered 151 million records in 2016, despite obtaining court orders to use the system on only 42 terrorism suspects in 2016, along with a few left over from late 2015.
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In the mid-1960s, the Justice Department starting suing segregated school systems, but under President Ronald Reagan, it began trying to close out the court orders it had once championed, often siding with school systems over civil rights groups.
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The long-awaited report found that US Customs and Border Protection, the Homeland Security Department agency responsible for securing US borders, was "aggressive in preventing affected travelers" from getting on flights, despite court orders that blocked the travel ban.
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By pardoning him, Mr. Trump would show his contempt for the American court system and its only means of enforcing the law, since he would be sending a message to other officials that they may flout court orders also.
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The independent newspaper cited the arrest and detention of Nigerian activist Omoyele Sowore and Muslim cleric Ibrahim Zakzaky and the authorities' "disregard" of court orders granting the release of detainees held by the country's security forces for its decision.
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Apple regularly complies with court orders to turn over information it has on its servers, such as iCloud data, but it has long argued that it does not have access to material stored only on a locked, encrypted iPhone.
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In 2005, the revelation by The New York Times that the National Security Agency was eavesdropping inside the United States without court orders set off a yearslong debate over American privacy and led to new legal limits on surveillance.
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Between the numerous allegations and Moore's record as an Alabama judge, Jarrett writes that Moore, a former state Supreme Court chief justice twice removed for refusing to follow federal court orders, would be "destructive, not constructive" as a senator.
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Moore made his name as a staunch religious conservative that twice lost his position as chief justice on the state Supreme Court thanks to ignoring court orders on the separation of church and state and on same-sex marriage.
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Trump's pardons — one of Arpaio absolving him of the crime of defying valid court orders and one of Scooter Libby for the crimes of obstructing justice and lying to federal investigators — smack not of mercy but of self-interest.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Technology companies could face civil penalties for refusing to comply with court orders to help investigators access encrypted data under draft legislation nearing completion in the U.S. Senate, sources familiar with continuing discussions told Reuters on Wednesday.
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But while company executives have embraced the notion that Apple is no longer able to intervene for law enforcement when investigators want access to an iPhone, it has repeatedly cooperated with court orders for access to online services like its iCloud.
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Bundy, sons Ryan and Ammon Bundy, and Ryan Payne of Montana are accused of conspiring to lead a self-styled militia that stopped federal agents at gunpoint from enforcing court orders to remove Bundy cattle from public rangeland near Bunkerville, Nevada.
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If websites are blocked based on government or court orders, or internet firms have legal grounds to restrict web pages, they might not violate net neutrality rules, said Gurshabad Grover, a researcher at the non-profit Center for Internet and Society.
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Some of the wealthy clients of these businesses also showed blatant contempt for the US by ignoring court orders directing them to stay in the country to assist with the investigation and by skipping out on their unpaid hospital bills.
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McAleenan, like many other Trump administration officials, voiced frustration that Central American immigrants have relied on US asylum law to gain entry to the US due to court orders that families cannot be held in detention for long periods of time.
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David Eastburn, a spokesperson for the Department of Defense, did not cite any policies in an email asking for them Tuesday, instead saying officials are abiding by court orders from last fall that allow transgender troops to serve for now.
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Mr. Müller said he liked the convenience of paying through his smartphone, but soon turned against the company after reading that it had continued operating in violation of court orders and did not directly employ its drivers, who are independent contractors.
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Instead of a county paying to incarcerate someone simply because they can't afford to post bail, they can use Promise to monitor compliance with court orders and better keep tabs on people via the app and, if needed, GPS monitoring devices.
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Later that same month Uber suspended the UberPop ride-sharing service after receiving a court injunction — taking a rather different tack vs its earlier combative default, when it had vowed repeatedly to ignore court orders banning its services in multiple markets.
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"Any city mayor who defies that court order, they could be held in contempt, they can be fined or jailed, the same way defiant mayors in the civil rights era were fined and jailed for defying court orders," von Spakovsky said.
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In addition to the iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters, the US government is pursuing court orders to force Apple to help bypass the security passcodes of "about a dozen" other iPhones, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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By letting linger the potential of a pardon for former Sheriff Joe Arpaio, due for sentencing in the fall after defying court orders against profiling immigrants, Trump will arrive in Phoenix with a giant slab of red meet in his palm.
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"Persons who use force and violence against federal law enforcement officers who are enforcing court orders, and nearly causing catastrophic loss of life or injury to others, will be brought to justice," U.S. Attorney Daniel Bogden said in the statement.
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In recent years, Turkey's government has cracked down on freedom of expression: Dozens of journalists have been imprisoned or have lost their jobs for criticizing the government, and the Turkish authorities, backed by court orders, have seized opposition media outlets.
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Stone asked the court last week to order the special counsel's office to show whether it violated court orders and released Stone's sealed indictment to the press ahead of his arrest during a dramatic predawn FBI raid on Jan. 25.
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Twitter regularly complies with court orders—according to its most recent data, it provided information to US government entities (including local, state, and federal law enforcement) in 1,948 cases in the first six months of 2015, of 2,436 total requests.
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Some context: The revelation of the bug comes days after The New York Times reported that Securus Technologies, a firm that provides telephone services to prisons, had been providing data on customers to a former Mississippi County sheriff without court orders.
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"As we have repeatedly explained, the attorney general could not comply with your subpoena in its current form without violating the law, court rules and court orders, and without threatening the independence of the Department of Justice's prosecutorial functions," Boyd wrote.
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As my Reuters colleague Nate Raymond reported, Apple said in its letter to the judge in Brooklyn that the Justice Department has sought court orders to enlist the company's security-cracking assistance with 15 iPhones in the past four months.
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The NCDV - which helps battered or threatened women obtain court orders to escape abusive partners - said it had received at least 3,500 reports of domestic violence so far in July - about 600 more complaints than it would expect on average.
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The concealment of those interrogation tapes, which violated multiple court orders as well as the demands of the 9/11 commission and the advice of White House lawyers, was condemned as "obstruction" by commission chairs Lee Hamilton and Thomas Keane.
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Washington (CNN)US investigators wiretapped former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort under secret court orders before and after the election, sources tell CNN, an extraordinary step involving a high-ranking campaign official now at the center of the Russia meddling probe.
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Paul Manafort US investigators wiretapped former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort under secret court orders before and after the election, sources tell CNN, an extraordinary step involving a high-ranking campaign official now at the center of the Russia meddling probe.
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The Wall Street Journal, citing anonymous sources, reported on Thursday that Burr was working on a proposal that would levy "criminal penalties" on companies that did not comply with court orders to decrypt communications, though it said negotiations were still fluid.
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That seemed the case on Friday, when Roy S. Moore, chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, was suspended for the rest of his term for ordering the state's probate judges to defy federal court orders on same-sex marriage.
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It was a horrific crime that shocked the city and the nation, highlighting deep flaws in the care of seriously mentally ill people and spurring a wave of state laws that use court orders to move them into outpatient treatment.
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The frontrunner is former Judge Roy Moore, a populist who believes in the supremacy of God's law over man, has addressed white supremacy groups, doesn't believe Muslims can serve in Congress, and was twice reprimanded for defying federal court orders.
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But there was just one thing: Jefferson County is one of a few hundred school systems in the country still bound by decades-old school desegregation court orders that came in the wake of the Supreme Court's landmark 1954 Brown v.
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Arpaio, a leading face of hard-line immigration policy and vocal supporter of GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, and his deputies reportedly ignored court orders to halt racial profiling, moving a judge to recommend in August that the charges go forward.
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"Having the political will is really important, and sometimes you don't always see that in places where there aren't court orders," said Erica Frankenberg, a professor of education at Penn State University who has studied desegregation in Louisville and other communities.
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The government's adherence to the law was questioned last month after it declined to obey court orders related to a crackdown on opposition figures and the shutdown of TV stations following the mock swearing-in of opposition leader Raila Odinga.
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"Court orders are not optional, and Apple should comply," said Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard BurrRichard Mauze BurrHoekstra emerges as favorite for top intelligence post Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Trump withdraws Ratcliffe as Intelligence pick MORE (R-N.C.).
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"...My office has chosen to comply with the court orders while considering the pursuit of its rights of appeal and/or review of the order relating to the bail as granted or varied by the courts," Malami said in the statement.
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At the same time, Mr. Horowitz's report was scathing about other aspects of the sprawling inquiry, documenting serious and systematic problems with the F.B.I.'s handling of applications to win court orders to wiretap Carter Page, a former Trump campaign adviser.
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The rush inundated some domestic and international airports, reunited loved ones and friends, and prompted another round of criticism from Mr. Trump that national security was being endangered by court orders that blocked his tight border policy from taking effect.
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Washington (CNN)John Hinckley Jr., the man who tried unsuccessfully to assassinate President Ronald Reagan in 1981, plans to ask for a full, unconditional release from the court orders that stipulate how he lives, his attorney said Tuesday in federal court.
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"While reviewing legal options with the Department of Justice, the Department of Defense is taking steps to be prepared to initiate accessions of transgender applicants for military service on January 2628, 28503, per recent court orders," Pentagon spokesman Army Maj.
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The report homed in on the cases of Jordi Sanchez and Jordi Cuixart, two rights activists who were sentenced to nine years in prison for ignoring court orders by leading a protest against a police operation designed to halt the referendum.
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Although court orders have allowed officials to administer fluids to detainees intravenously, Ms. Fialho said she was aware of only one other instance — in Georgia in 2017 — when a court allowed someone to be force-fed at an immigration detention center.
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"What we're seeing (in the airports) and what I'm concerned about is an administration that acts rashly and fails to consult in ways that generate the possibility and create the likelihood that executive agents will operate in violation of court orders," Chacón said.
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Of course, Yahoo can't fess up to the email scanning or describe the order that led to it — National Security Letters and FISA court orders are typically accompanied by gag orders that prevent companies from talking about the requests they receive from government.
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In light of the President's order — which banned Syrian refugees indefinitely, all other refugees for 120 days, and residents of seven Muslim-majority countries for 90 days — multiple court orders have been issued that rolled back some of the ban's heavier restrictions.
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It requires taking over the domain name you want to monitor, which can be tricky, but law enforcement can get court orders to transfer ownership, or researchers sometimes set up automated systems to quickly take control of malicious domains when their registry expires.
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Three of the teens were able to obtain abortions through emergency court orders, and one of them was determined to be over 18 during the case and was transferred into Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody, where she was transported to an abortion clinic.
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Because Arpaio had been convicted, but not sentenced, for criminal contempt due to his repeated refusal to follow federal court orders in a case challenging his policies for detaining people based solely on their perceived immigration status, there was no final judgment.
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Because the removals were done in accordance with court orders and the courts had acted in "the best interests of the children," the "so-called Sixties Scoop cannot now be questioned or challenged," reads a judge's summary of the government's position from 2014.
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That includes an overall drop in subpoenas, court orders and pen registers and trap and trace devices used to record the incoming and outgoing callers; however, the number of search warrants issued went up by 281.3% and wiretaps increased by almost 226.5%.
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On Monday, the House panel sent the Justice Department a letter asking for copies of any court orders related to Trump or his associates which might have been issued last year under an electronic surveillance law or a wide-ranging anti-crime statute.
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Political analysts said if Abbott wanted to implement changes already floated, such as adding more metal detectors in schools and allowing for court orders to remove firearms from a person who presents a danger, he would call for a special legislative session.
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Kelly said the confusion at U.S. airports was caused by court orders challenging the ban that went out the day after it went into effect, adding that his team at the Department of Homeland Security acted swiftly to tweak their operations as necessary.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Human traffickers in Thailand have ignored court orders to compensate victims in more than 99% of cases in recent years, fuelling fears that many survivors could be re-trafficked, data obtained exclusively by the Thomson Reuters Foundation revealed.
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Legal services: One of the agencies that would have its funding completely eliminated is the Legal Services Corporation, which helps low-income Americans find lawyers to help resolve issues such as housing disputes, bankruptcy, and protective court orders for domestic violence victims.
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The court orders in question also prohibit the mod makers from creating or using game cheats under risk of imprisonment, and placed a freeze on the developers' assets, Paypal, and cryptocurrency accounts, prohibiting them from withdrawing anything more than modest living expenses.
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"In this case, we still need Apple's help in accessing the data, which they have done with little effort in at least 70 other cases when presented with court orders for comparable phones running iOS 7 or earlier operating systems," she said.
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Trump inflamed them with his "many sides" reaction to white supremacist protests in Charlottesville, Virginia; so did the Alabama Senate nomination of conservative Christian extremist Roy Moore, who has defied court orders on church-state separation and spoken of making gay sex illegal.
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Secretary Carson must keep a vigilant eye on the process, and thoroughly review the impending rebid to ensure it complies with court orders and retains the comprehensive, proven approach to reducing improper payments This will prove an important moment for incoming Secretary Carson.
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Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd wrote to Nadler earlier Wednesday, explaining that Barr could not comply with the subpoena "without violating the law, court rules and court orders" before advising that the president would exert executive privilege over the material in question.
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Comey has argued fiercely that the case impacts only Farook's phone, but such claims appeared tenuous when it was revealed Tuesday that the Justice Department is pursuing about a dozen undisclosed court orders to force Apple to help authorities access locked iPhones.
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The group is seeking court orders requiring the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), as well as the Department of Justice, to process Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests that Fix the Court submitted months ago while seeking all nonexempt files on Kavanaugh.
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Earlier this month, Polk County District Judge Jeffery Farrell said that the Register nor the reporter were bound by court orders barring the court records' disclosure, because they had obtained the documents at a time when they were accessible to the public.
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"Any attempt to enforce Madrid's decision on the ground may still be met by large demonstrations, as would attempts to execute court orders against Catalan politicians and officials, and more outbreaks of violence in coming days and weeks certainly cannot be ruled out."
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Magistrate Judge Carl Hoffman pointed to the violence alleged in an indictment accusing Mr. Bundy of inciting the impasse to stop a roundup of cattle from public land near his ranch in April 2014, and to his history of ignoring federal court orders.
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Attorneys for Apple said that the company also intends to fight out this case, saying that although Apple has always complied with lawful court orders, the company now contends that this kind of use of the All Writs Act is not lawful.
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AOT won, and although it wasn't as crushing a victory as advocates may have hoped, Swartz's data showed that longer court orders for up to nine months of regular treatment were associated with better outcomes than three-month orders and less-intensive treatment.
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But if you keep those messages on your device, or worse, you back them up unencrypted to the cloud—be it iCloud or Google Drive—you open the door for authorities to obtain them with court orders, effectively making the original encryption pointless.
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In the most prominent case of his tenure, Judge Keith ordered the Nixon Justice Department in 21953 to halt wiretapping without court orders in its zeal to prosecute radicals accused of conspiring to bomb a Central Intelligence Agency office in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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But The New York Times found that since taking office in 2011, Sheriff Franklin has failed to comply with court orders, has threatened critics with legal action and has not publicly accounted for tens of thousands of dollars raised through charity events.
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Promise, which raised a $3 million round led by First Round Capital with participation from Jay-Z's Roc Nation, enables case managers to monitor compliance with court orders and better keep tabs on people via an app and (more controversially) GPS monitoring.
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It also extends three expiring F.B.I. surveillance powers, including one that allows agents working on national security cases to get court orders to obtain relevant business records or to swiftly follow a wiretapping target who changes phones in an attempt to evade surveillance.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Some $700 million in investment spending by oil companies operating in Colombia is frozen because of contract delays caused by community protests and consultations, slow environmental licensing and court orders, the Colombia Petroleum Association (ACP), an industry group, said on Wednesday.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Some $700 million in investment spending by oil companies operating in Colombia is frozen because of contract delays caused by community protests and consultations, slow environmental licensing and court orders, the Colombia Petroleum Association (ACP), an industry group, said on Wednesday.
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