This is more like letting 999 guilty people go free.
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Bosnia, all of its 23 terrorism convicts will go free.
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Han, meet your reason to go free the Princess: She's rich.
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That would likely mean that some guilty people would go free.
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But the game should absolutely go free-to-play — and here's why.
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His decision to flip is what enabled Mr López to go free.
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Gates may soon go free if prosecutors choose not to retry him.
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They deported her to Germany, where she was allowed to go free.
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As long as prosecutors can't prove he wasn't afraid, he'll go free.
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To most people, the idea is unobjectionable — of course murderers shouldn't go free!
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"We will investigate the trafficker, but the victims can go free," he said.
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The decision on Monday allows Mr. Dassey to go free during the appeal.
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Will Steven Avery, featured in the Netflix series "Making a Murderer," go free?
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The UN decision can't force British authorities to allow Assange to go free.
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"I don't think every game can or should go free-to-play," McCoy says.
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Without resistance from prosecutors, McCullough likely could go free as early as next week.
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They get to go free, go about their life, and possibly attack someone else.
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He made it to the ground uninjured and an officer let him go free.
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The extension signals the Iranian regime's aversion to letting its political prisoners go free.
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These new lawmakers peacefully called on police to let the remaining protesters go free.
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Prosecutors did not reveal why they rejected Huong's appeal but let Aisyah go free.
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He was befriended by Norman Mailer, who lobbied for Mr. Abbott to go free.
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Perhaps I should just let the banter go free in the world, effort be damned.
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The hearing on Wednesday represented his first chance to legally go free in 36 years.
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"And the price we pay is that sometimes guilty people can and do go free."
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They too would go free if they return their illicit gains and pay a fine.
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The White House recently slammed Pakistan for allowing Hafiz Saeed to go free last week.
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Unusually, he was allowed to go free while the case went through the court system.
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So the Israeli Supreme Court decided to overturn the conviction and let Demjanjuk go free.
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She was allowed to go free, but with strict instructions not to tell her parents.
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So they took Rodriguez into custody and let the suspicious person, after identifying him, go free.
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The President of the United States has a few tools to let individual prisoners go free.
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It's not clear how or why the majority of the hostages were able to go free.
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Dutch officials later let him go free because Belgian officials could not establish ties to terrorism.
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He wants his slaves to work, and he refuses to let the old man go free.
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Nzilo also found it strange that the rebels appeared to have let the driver go free.
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Because he has already spent three years behind bars, the court said he could go free.
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For example, lying in a court may affect justice and let a guilty defendant go free.
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A convicted murderer can then go free and unpunished by the courts because of the settlement.
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The American football legend will go free after serving nine years in prison for armed robbery.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger before him, has steadfastly refused to let anyone associated with Manson's killings go free.
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At an October fundraiser in Chicago, Trump reportedly polled supporters about letting the governor go free.
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The Trump administration has pushed against sanctuary policies, saying they allow undocumented criminals to go free.
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That means evidence from open cases could be lost or altered, and violent criminals could go free.
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Under Jackson's December order, Manafort could go free if he continued GPS monitoring, complied with an 11 p.m.
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On Friday, a judge agreed that his murder trial had been so flawed that McCullough should go free.
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She is persuaded, eventually, to forgive the foreigner, which under Sharia law would allow him to go free.
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Kids from the least well-off families go free, and even those with richer parents are heavily subsidised.
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All the while, some officials have been caught letting likely criminals go free in exchange for their cash.
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A judge set bail at $1 million, with a 10 percent payment needed for Kelly to go free.
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In nine out of 10 cases worldwide, the killers of journalists go free, emboldening more would-be murderers.
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"I want these people to go free — and that they're offered a chance for national reconciliation," he said.
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The American football legend and actor will go free after serving nine years in prison for armed robbery.
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The absolute majority of the people I met believed that he should be allowed to go free immediately.
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He tell a Yaro, go free Yaro; you been work nuff for me, go work for you now.
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" Last month, the right-leaning Washington Examiner featured this headline: "Report: Ex-DACA criminals, gang bangers go free.
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That rejection had raised the possibility that the prominent businessman could go free on bail as early as Friday.
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If you pay 29577% to a surety bond company, they'll put up the rest and you can go free.
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Yet this is not the first time that the government of Jacob Zuma has let foreign pals go free.
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Police have been effective in catching small players in the cannabis trade, but its bosses appear to go free.
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He argued that, for law enforcement reasons, letting the families go free within 20 days was an unacceptable option.
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"There have been claims that some guilty people have or may go free because of the law," she said.
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It was not immediately clear why the Iranian authorities decided to allow Ms. Zaghari-Ratcliffe to go free temporarily.
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On Monday, an Ohio judge is expected to decide whether the teenager can go free while she awaits trial.
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If the judge rules that the case doesn't satisfy the double criminality requirement, then Ms. Meng could go free.
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Of course, if you just want to go free-hand on a stick of butter, all the power to you.
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Nine years after he was convicted of kidnapping and armed robbery, former football legend O.J. Simpson will now go free.
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All he has to do is touch the fumie with his toes and his fellow Christian prisoners can go free.
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And then the prosecutor, Richard Schmack, will move to dismiss the case, he has said, allowing McCullough to go free.
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Bowers is in custody — his life was saved by Jewish doctors and nurses — and presumably will never go free again.
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Felix gives Calderoni the chance to take the tapes and protect his bosses, in exchange for letting Felix go free.
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Iranian authorities let the 10 detained sailors go free after determining that their vessels' entry into Iranian waters was unintentional.
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Pennsatucky sees the gun in Angie's pocket, grabs it, and points it at them, trying to help Coates go free.
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But a hidden consequence of letting the guilty go free is that innocent people are often punished in their stead.
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States clearly need to strengthen laws that are letting officers get off lightly — or even go free — for sexual assault.
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And then you gotta be involved in their life but let them go free as well, like watching this show.
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This risky period requires the parents to navigate between protecting the squabs from harming themselves and letting them go free.
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Although South Africa will face no international sanction for letting Mr Bashir go free, this incident does its reputation no good.
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Dearman allegedly let the kidnapped woman and baby go free before surrendering at the Greene County Sheriff's Office, according to CNN.
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Duterte has warned he would put Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre in jail if both Lim and Espinosa go free, Roque said.
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Many of our prisons are filled with nonviolent drug offenders, anyway, and I think we should let them all go free.
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But she knows that, were Donovan someday to go free, she would not want to see him beyond the prison walls.
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"I am devastated by your decision to let my rapist Jacob Walter Anderson go free without any punishment," the woman said.
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The public policy reason for allowing the guilty to go free is to check the otherwise unlimited power of the state.
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Mr. Ridulph said he hoped that the judge would intervene, maintain the conviction and not allow Mr. McCullough to go free.
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The merciful outcome — unless he's convicted again, at a new trial — is for him to go free, sooner rather than later.
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The lawyers said they would meet with legal experts and seek to change the law allowing Mr. Shanley to go free.
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Guantanamo parole board says Abu Zubaydah will never go free Guantanamo parole board says Abu Zubaydah will never go free Abu Zubaydah, the first person captured by the CIA's in the U.S.' "war on terror" and the guinea pig for the agency's torture program, is too dangerous to release from Guantanamo, a parole board there has concluded.
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"It seems sort of crazy they will execute people for drug offences but allow this guy to go free," McNeil, 43, said.
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But if inadvertently allowing an ISIS suspect to go free carries a potentially high risk, so too does punishing the wrong person.
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When their parents go out for the evening, the sisters take Debbie to the pond to let her pet tadpoles go free.
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He was allowed to go free after his conviction because he had spent two years and two months in jail awaiting trial.
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Like most Americans, I believed our system was designed to let 100 guilty men go free rather than one innocent person perish.
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Therefore, when Enger tells her that she found the body, Rachel has no choice but to let Alison and Donnie go free.
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She said Monday in court that she was upset with the judge's decision "to let my rapist go free," according to KWTX.
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As the wave of exonerations continues, more attention has been placed on the severe consequences of letting the real perpetrator go free.
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In Kandahar, I was told by many Afghans that the small thieves are caught so that the big thieves may go free.
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"There's a reason we let murderers and robbers and rapists go free when their due process rights have been violated," Thornberry said.
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That's when Aldecosea says an airport employee told her to let the pet go free outside, or flush her down a toilet.
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The result: Most people accused of sexual assault and rape in the US go free — without any kind of criminal investigation or punishment.
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The boys and their guardians would do whatever it took to go free, even if it meant playing boys against the other ones.
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And perhaps the most surprising question of all: Could Casey Anthony possibly the most hated woman in America right now—possibly go free?
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The government insists they are aimed at relieving overcrowded prisons, but many Romanians think they are excuses to let corrupt officials go free.
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The bill limits customers to three visits a week and specifies charges of ¥6,000 to get in the door (foreigners will go free).
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This powerful Oscar-nominated doc looks into the death of director Yance Ford's brother and why his killer was allowed to go free.
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The Economist: The criminal-justice system sometimes vaunts the value that "better a criminal go free than an innocent person go to jail".
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Monster, for whatever reason, claims this didn't really happen and was just an excuse to trigger a contract clause letting Beats go free.
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That does not mean every violent criminal who expresses some remorse or who seems a changed man or woman should soon go free.
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How can a rapist be allowed to go free and at the same time make a girl or a woman's life living hell?
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The federal government is letting many migrants go free each week because it lacks enough beds to hold them in family detention centers.
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The result: Most people who commit sexual assault and rape in the US go free — without any kind of criminal investigation or punishment.
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Lyall, her friend and a Times photographer got to go free in return for doing a story on the Nets' premium fan package.
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Sometimes drivers with the temporary permists get pulled over, but they are usually allowed to go free without incident after they show their permit.
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She won't go free immediately, with the judge putting her order on hold for at least two days to give prosecutors time to appeal.
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Benjamin Cardozo, a Supreme Court justice in the 1930s, opposed it, asking why "the criminal is to go free because the constable has blundered"?
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In his thick accent, Mr. Shenker sometimes said he would rather see a guilty man go free than an innocent man go to jail.
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A primary problem is the arbitrariness in decision making: Why do some inmates go free while others with nearly identical records stay in prison?
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Without the presence of crime victims and witnesses, dangerous suspects might go free and other criminals will know that they can commit crimes with impunity.
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Without this unique capability, not duplicated anywhere in or out of government, the odds that the perpetrator(s) would go free would be significantly increased.
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If one stays quiet while the other confesses, then the snitch will get to go free, while the other will face a lifetime in jail.
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After a few runs, the couple said that they wanted to try something new the next day: what if she let her hands go free?
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In October, parliament unanimously passed a law that seeks to close loopholes that allows murderers to go free if they are forgiven by family members.
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The government has been letting thousands of detained migrants go free each week because it lacks enough beds to hold them in family detention facilities.
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The government has allowed thousands of detained migrants to go free each week because it lacks enough beds to hold them in family detention facilities.
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The government says it is urgently needed because a Hong Kong man accused of killing his girlfriend in Taiwan last year could otherwise go free.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari vowed Wednesday his government will never give up until the schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram militants go free.
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In Latin America, the most violent region in the world, the victims will most likely be forgotten and the murderers will most likely go free.
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"We've been encouraging people to take them out into the woods and let them go free" when the slime molds' work is through, Dobro says.
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One way "stand your ground" was relevant to Zimmerman's case, however, was the initial, but later reversed, decision to let him go free without charges.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists ranks the Philippines fourth in the world in its impunity index, which tracks deaths of media members whose killers go free.
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Steven Avery was dangerous, and the state's only mistake had not been in convicting him the first time around, but in allowing him to go free.
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"I am devastated by your decision to let my rapist Jacob Walter Anderson go free without any punishment," she said in her letter to the court.
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Ceballos said her son&aposs accused killers have threatened her, and if more of them go free, she would consider taking matters into her own hands.
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We're not going to get rid of Fourth Amendment search and seizure rights because it allows some criminals to go free who should be behind bars.
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For the left, that military judge must let Bergdahl go free on humanitarian grounds—thus redeeming Obama's festive Rose Garden welcome for Ma and Pa Taliban.
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At the court hearing, the husband's family refused to forgive Hussein or accept blood money, a legal option that would have allowed Hussein to go free.
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And in October, Minerva Cisneros Garcia was able to go free from a church in Greensboro, North Carolina, after an immigration judge vacated her deportation order.
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No one wants to to suggest to peers that maybe some criminals should go free — or that some amount of security disasters would be A-OK.
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This cheery report obscures the real lesson, which is that a firm must become effectively an empty husk before the FSOC will let it go free.
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For Trump and many other conservatives, this is tantamount to letting lawbreakers go free, and the Republican presidential nominee often highlights horrific crimes committed by undocumented immigrants.
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The United States and India issued statements critical of the decision for him to go free, but Pakistan defended its fight against terrorism and condemned India's response.
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The point I made in the column is that there's something wrong with a system that sends Charlie Engle to prison and lets Angelo Mozilo go free.
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Many of your stories are testaments to courage, like that of Hanin, the asthmatic Alawite child, who chose to remain a hostage so others could go free.
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Tickets cost $10,000 and tables about $70,000; last year the event was attended by 600 industry members and 400 students (they go free), and raised $4 million.
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Every day, a nurse came to take Gadon's vitals, watch her take medication and collect coughed-up phlegm (Gadon needed three consecutive clean tests to go free).
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Based on the standards that Twitter has revealed through whom it censures and whom it lets go free, it's easy to imagine that platform's standards are similar.
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It simply boggles the mind that an admitted white supremacist who amassed weapons and wanted to kill people would be allowed to go free while he awaits prosecution.
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In cases like these, statutes of limitations can help serial sexual offenders go free, and it's not at all clear that the benefit to defendants outweighs this cost.
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By now, the pattern has become familiar: the President lets hardened terrorists go free, Congress and the American people express outrage, and the White House ignores the uproar.
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The system, after all, rewards police officers and prosecutors for locking up supposedly bad people, not for doing a proper investigation and letting the wrongly accused go free.
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Oklahoma last week carried out the largest single-commutation in the country's history, allowing more than 2628 prisoners serving for low-level offenses to go free on Monday.
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Bender told CNN's Michaela Pereira that it was satisfying to see Coley go free after years of believing in his innocence, even at the risk of his career.
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A Tokyo court on Thursday unexpectedly rejected prosecutors' request to extend Ghosn's detention, which Japanese media said means he could go free on bail as early as Friday.
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They also want to know why she was not immediately arrested at the scene, but was allowed to go free until she was officially charged three days later.
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If you are a liberal, by definition, you believe that it's better to let a certain amount of guilty people go free than to jail one innocent man.
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More affluent defendants, who can afford to post bond with their own money, go free and get the money back provided they show up for their court dates.
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It's in our moral and constitutional DNA that we take extraordinary pains to safeguard the rights of the accused, even when it means letting the guilty go free.
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"The case files are wrongly put together and this lets judges say 'This is wrong, there isn't enough evidence, there are contradictions' and then they go free," he said.
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President Trump has long railed against "catch and release" practices that allow immigrants and asylum seekers who have crossed the border illegally to go free until their court date.
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And if you are banning it, fine, but if you aren't banning it don't let it (go) free in the market, because the young people are taking it up.
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"We sign freedom orders, we do the processes, and then the Sebin (intelligence service) doesn't want to let prisoners go free," one frustrated prosecutor in Ortega's office told Reuters.
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But their war with Israel will gradually come to an end once the inhabitants of the West Bank grasp the Jewish state's eagerness to let them go free. Free?
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A Tokyo court had unexpectedly rejected prosecutors' request to extend Ghosn's detention a day earlier, which raised the possibility that he could go free on bail as early as Friday.
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Most of them were then allowed to go free in the US — an ironic conclusion to two months of chaos caused by the administration's efforts to prevent that very outcome.
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Officials in Hong Kong worry he will go free unless they can revise the territory's current law, which does not allow suspects to be sent to other parts of China.
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The European Commission's reform for post-2020 proposes fixing the auction share at 57 percent of the total allowances, meaning a maximum of 43 percent would go free to industry.
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Critics of the decision say that many ISIS militants who were detained by the Kurdish fighters could go free, as the Kurds shift their forces to address the Turkish threat.
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That means Mr. Hall is effectively on probation and will go free if he commits no crimes during that time, said Sonja Vartiala, executive director of the advocacy group, Finnwatch.
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The issue: Law enforcement groups insist they need access to encrypted data lest criminals go free; security experts posit that providing such access invites global security disasters and mass hacking.
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But while Garcia Zarate has enough credits of served time to cover his sentence, Tamara Aparton, spokeswoman for the San Francisco Public Defender's Office, said he will not go free.
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But frail or not, he was still "an exceptionally dangerous man" and should never go free, the Bergen County prosecutor, John Molinelli, had told California parole officials in a letter.
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Unlike Mr. Stewart's case, Mr. Johnson's release signals only that the appeals court views his argument as having enough substance to allow him to go free until a final decision.
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But thousands of Islamic State fighters have been allowed to simply hand in their weapons and go free under an odd loophole that has become a trademark of this conflict.
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The justices, after all, are human and may feel more comfortable ruling for expanded civil liberties, so long as they don't also have to let the bad guy go free.
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Demonstrators arrested Saturday who were arrested earlier -- and paid a fine and were released -- will not be allowed to pay a fine and go free again, Capitol Police told CNN.
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Putting a price on pretrial liberty can allow those with money to go free even if they are dangerous, and keep the poor in jail even if they are not.
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Gypsy letting the gerbils go free after she escapes the murder scene — a signal that she still had some gentleness left in her after going through with planning Dee Dee's murder.
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Per Hammarlund, chief emerging markets strategist at SEB banking group, said he thought Brunson would eventually go free, but that the matter likely would continue to add to the lira's woes.
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They have been hammered in the media for allowing people to go free who later turned up in other terrorism cases, imperiling their ability to handle cases, according to defense attorneys.
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He has sent me to proclaim release to the captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to let the oppressed go free, to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor.
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Lam has said it would address a legal loophole urgently needed to ensure that a Hong Kong man accused of killing his girlfriend in Taiwan last year does not go free.
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At a court hearing on Monday, a judge allowed him to go free pending trial but required Mr. Quezada to wear an ankle monitor and limited his travel outside his house.
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Advocates for migrants in Arizona said the government has been letting hundreds of detained migrants go free each week because it lacks enough beds to hold them in family detention facilities.
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"We are deeply mindful that our conclusion today means that a defendant who may be guilty of murder may go free," Judge Gina M. Benavides wrote for the Court of Appeals.
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It represents a major shift from a longstanding practice that permitted most migrants who requested asylum to go free in the United States while they awaited the outcome of their cases.
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The cat managed to escape its cage and the truck itself before disappearing into the night, Payne said, noting an investigation was underway as to how the animal managed to go free.
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"We knew it would be risky to take the franchise in this direction, to go free to play, and do a surprise launch," Respawn CEO Vince Zampella wrote in a blog post.
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The move comes after a Tokyo court on Thursday unexpectedly rejected prosecutors' request to extend Ghosn's detention, which raised the possibility that he could go free on bail as early as Friday.
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And even though the Brooklyn District Attorney dropped the related charges against Headley on Tuesday and Mayor Bill de Blasio has called for her release, it's still unclear when she'll go free.
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In an interview, she said she did not believe her son had fired a gun at anyone, insisting that the police had botched the investigation and let the real culprits go free.
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"Prosecuting girls who are victims of sexual exploitation and violence, whilst allowing adult perpetrators to go free, sends out the wrong message," said Christa Stewart, a lawyer with the charity Equality Now.
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Even if Overwatch were to suddenly go free-to-play, it'd still make some healthy cash from the in-game cash shop that features items that sell for as much as $40.
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He asked the judge to sentence him to only probation that he has already served during the year since his plea, effectively allowing him to go free after his sentencing next week.
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"Police face political pressure to sympathize with cow protectors and do a weak investigation and let them go free," Richhpal Singh, a retired senior police officer in Rajasthan, told the rights group.
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"For them, it's better if a bunch of innocent people get apprehended than letting one guilty person go free," Sarah Stokes, an immigration lawyer with the Boston University School of Law, told Injustice.
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Editor's note (January 29th 2019): On January 29th Pakistan's Supreme Court rejected a challenge to the acquittal of Asia Bibi, a Christian woman sentenced to death for blasphemy, leaving her to go free.
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This is the right result because our country was founded on the idea that we would rather ten guilty offenders go free than one innocent person be wrongly convicted of a heinous crime.
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"' They're reflective of Jesus, himself a child refugee, who said he was anointed to "…bring good news to the poor…release to the captives…sight to the blind...let the oppressed go free.
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Depending on the stage of the deportation process and criminal history, some individuals are allowed to go free on the condition that they commit to voluntarily leave the country within a specified period.
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" He reflects that in the current climate there seemed to be "a tacit agreement that it was better that a few innocent men should be ruined than a single guilty one go free.
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After the family business was damaged on Kristallnacht, when synagogues and Jewish businesses, homes and schools were attacked, Paul and his brothers were sent to Dachau, but they later managed to go free.
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"[T]he President's claim of absolute immunity conceivably could enable the guilty to go free, and deprive the innocent of an opportunity to resolve serious accusations in a court of law," Marrero wrote.
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In April, Pena Nieto proposed decriminalizing possession of up to 28 grams of marijuana for personal use, and said it would allow people jailed for holding up to that amount to go free.
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Ms. Rosero maintained that she was unaware the Queens district attorney's office had made a deal with the key witness, promising him he could go free on an unrelated case if he testified.
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"I am devastated by your decision to let my rapist Jacob Walter Anderson go free without any punishment," the woman said while addressing Judge Ralph Strother on Monday in a Waco, Texas, courtroom.
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But the tweet — and the broader idea that it's a bad thing when murderers "go free on technicalities" — is exactly the sort of rhetoric that drives civil liberties advocates and defense lawyers absolutely nuts.
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When their captor wanted something from the girls, he would try to sweet talk them, promising a cut of their earnings or to let them go free to work in South Korea one day.
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" In 2015, the freedom of press watchdog Committee to Protect Journalists listed Bangladesh as 12th in the world on its Global Impunity Index highlighting countries "where journalists are slain and the killers go free.
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It was a bitter reminder for Ms. Clark, who was ridiculed in the news media in the mid-1990s — the perception being that she had blown the prosecution and let Mr. Simpson go free.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military is expected to fly American evangelical pastor Andrew Brunson back to the United States after a Turkish court ruled on Friday he could go free, U.S. officials told Reuters.
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Critics, including Mr. Trump, have long said that allowing migrants to go free while their immigration cases are pending encourages parents to enter the United States with children, and some conversations bear that out.
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Last month, Malaysian prosecutors rejected an appeal to drop the charge against Huong, and did not reveal why they had let co-accused, Indonesian national Siti Aisyah, go free while keeping Huong in custody.
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In one of Mr. Trump's executive orders on immigration, he said that unauthorized immigrants "present a significant threat to national security and public safety" and has sharply criticized jails that allow them to go free.
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The law included a clause that allowed slaveowners to gain compensation by letting their bondspeople go free and then reclaiming them as "bound out labor," which gave them access to state funds for their troubles.
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The fact that there were two firearms unaccounted for that the government believed Hasson owned at one point was "scary" and only heightened the government's concern about allowing him to go free pending trial, Windom said.
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Loras Tyrell, meanwhile, goes by the book, confesses his sins, converts to the Faith (+15) and abandons his lordship (-403.) He does not get to go free, though, until Cersei's trial is over, which, well, bummer.
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" Here is the victim impact statement that the woman read in court Monday, according to CNN affiliate KWKT: "I am devastated by your decision to let my rapist Jacob Walter Anderson go free without any punishment.
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The delays are being made as a cost-saving measure, federal officials said, because of a lapse in enforcement that allowed immigrants who were supposed to be enrolled in an electronic monitoring program to go free.
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But a senior State Department official acknowledged that the best-trained guards could be pulled away in the event of a conflict with Turkey, calling it a "big concern" that some ISIS fighters could go free.
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Shapiro Tried on the Infamous Bloody Glove Shapiro said he was sure from the beginning that Simpson would go free – and his confidence was bolstered when he tried on the glove found at the crime scene himself.
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Monday's ruling allowed Mr. Slager, who shot Mr. Scott in the back and fired repeatedly as Mr. Scott ran, to go free for the first time since April 7, when the recording of the shooting became public.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - U.S. federal prosecutors on Tuesday urged a judge not to allow former Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli to go free on bond as he fights extradition to his home country, saying he is a flight risk.
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" And the White House has chosen messaging that emphasizes Garland's more moderate or conservative qualities, especially on criminal justice: "Merrick Garland would take no chances that someone who murdered innocent Americans might go free on a technicality.
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In their comedies, like Raising Arizona, The Hudsucker Proxy, and Burn After Reading, extraordinary people seem oblivious to the absurdity of life as it beats them down, punishes the innocent, and usually lets the guilty go free.
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The police officer who shot and killed Scott now looks a little more likely to go free if the local prosecutor decides not to retry the case and if the federal civil rights charges also don't stick.
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Prosecutors, defense lawyers and legal experts largely agree that in the justice system, it is worse for innocent people to be prosecuted and jailed — thus deprived of their freedom — than for a guilty person to go free.
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Though the judge placed stipulations that would not have allowed him to own a firearm or obtain a passport, it looked like Dassey would go free until the attorney general filed the emergency motion hours after the ruling.
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The appeals court could decide on a jail term of less than three years, or it could award a suspended sentence, which would mean Lee could go free for the first time since he was detained last February.
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When people offered to turn over evidence voluntarily, he refused, taking the harder route of obtaining the proper subpoenas instead, because Merrick would take no chances that someone who murdered innocent Americans might go free on a technicality.
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The plan arbitrarily divides the vehicles that ply our streets into for-hire vehicles and applies a surcharge — $2.50 per trip for taxis, $2.75 for for-hire, $0.75 shared for-hire — and lets all other vehicles go free.
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Lam has tried to distance herself from Beijing, saying the law would address a legal loophole urgently needed to ensure that a Hong Kong man accused of killing his girlfriend in Taiwan last year does not go free.
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READ: Trump's pullout from northern Syria is a disaster for the Kurds and a gift to ISIS But on Wednesday, he acknowledged they could go free amid the invasion, and appeared to wash his hands of the situation.
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The two men pleaded not guilty to the charges, and they've spent the two months since the charges were filed wrangling with special counsel Robert Mueller's office over what it would take for them to go free pending trial.
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There are hundreds of "honor killings" in Pakistan each year, and the assailants often go free because a legal loophole in the country allows the authorities not to prosecute a murder case if the victim's family forgives the killer.
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In 23—when ICE stalks the streets, when killer cops go free, when fascism creeps—what could be more important than a distorted agitpunk song that's actually a "know your rights" training, led by a fire-breathing Filipina revolutionary?
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Yet earlier this year, thanks to an appeals court opinion that tied the hands of prosecutors and threatened to unleash an open season for insider trading, Mr. Martoma's lawyers argued that he'd been wrongly convicted and should go free.
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But it's more than staff — Howlett argues that while the agency is happy to go after the "low-hanging fruit" of small-time tax avoiders or someone who accidentally broke the rules, they're letting the big fish go free.
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Federal authorities preferred to let Roh go free rather than have the ruling become final and potentially create case law that could have a crippling effect on the enforcement of gun laws, several sources familiar with the matter told CNN.
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I felt my mind open up and go free — it wandered through time, over that print show at the Cooper Hewitt, my family, my first trip to Japan, even my job: Solutions to several vexing problems at work suddenly became clear.
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Indeed, rather than fighting corruption within, Martinez has chosen to detain and charge an American citizen named Luis Fernando Andrade – widely seen as innocent in Colombia – as a distraction and a scapegoat while leading figures, including Santos himself, go free.
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Most of those killings have gone without punishment because of a tenet of Islamic law that allows killers to go free if they are forgiven by the woman's family — something that usually happens because the killers are usually family members.
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Police lying raises the likelihood that the innocent end up in jail — and that as juries and judges come to regard the police as less credible, or as cases are dismissed when the lies are discovered, the guilty will go free.
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In 2018, Cooper Union agreed to the terms of a new plan: It could continue to temporarily charge its students up to $22,275 per year, half the cost of tuition, but would have to go free again in a decade.
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But the fact that North Carolina could go free after apparently violating the spirit, if not the letter, of college sports law also reflects a fundamental tension in the N.C.A.A.'s conception that college athletes are students like any others.
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If we, the people, determine that we are no longer willing to seek incarceration for certain acts, then those who were previously incarcerated for those acts must go free in order for equal justice under the law to have meaning.
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The lines from Isaiah, read in every synagogue on Yom Kippur, "to let the oppressed go free … share your bread with the hungry and take the wretched poor into your home," sound an awful lot like "American liberalism" to me.
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Nelson, who was one of the board members who voted for Orange County to join the federal lawsuit, said that the current law lets certain people go free even though he thinks they need to be assessed by the federal government.
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At last, Lucifer unravels his plan for Sabrina, explaining she will blow the Horn Of Gabriel, unleashing hell's bourgeois; there will be a fancy satanic coronation; the rest of the underworld's demons will go free; and Earth will be remade in hell's image.
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Although the special counsel prosecutors have argued that Manafort and Gates pose serious flight risks, they've also indicated that they would agree to let them go free pending trial if significant financial commitments were made to make sure they came back to court.
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US District Judge Amy Berman Jackson ruled in mid-December that Manafort could go free if he met certain conditions, including agreeing to forfeit four properties if he failed to come to court, and living in Florida, abiding by an 11 p.m.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - A plane carrying the U.S. pastor at the centre of a row between Ankara and Washington, took off from the airport in Turkey's western Izmir province late on Friday, a witness said, hours after a court ruled he could go free.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - U.S. pastor Andrew Brunson, at the centre of a row between Ankara and Washington, arrived at the airport in Turkey's western Izmir province on Friday, a Reuters photographer at the scene said, hours after a court ruled he could go free.
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"As far as tween-oriented shows go, 'Free Rein' is as watchable as they come — reasonable kid-acting, no constant shrieking, and a decent balance of friendship stories, family stories, romantic subplots and general horsiness," Margaret Lyons wrote in The New York Times.
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He has also said he would abolish money bail — which often leads to the jailing of poor defendants while wealthier ones go free — and would decline to seek charges in any case he deemed to be based on an illegal stop and search.
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New York City's police commissioner on Tuesday blamed the state's new bail law for a sharp rise last month in serious crimes, warning again that the law allows violent criminals to go free and risks eroding the city's historic improvements in public safety.
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"Getting state involved in this is no better than letting the Nazis go free," he said, pointing to the Virginia State Police response to the violence at the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, which many protesters and counterprotesters criticized as too slow.
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And while the border wall remains unfunded and federal judges are blocking the administration's attempts to punish sanctuary cities and subsequently letting violent illegal aliens go free, Democrats remain myopic in their push for a Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) amnesty.
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And many people are worried that Louisiana's similar "stand your ground" law will let Ronald Gasser, who killed McKnight, go free as well, even though it's not yet clear if the law will play a role at all in Gasser's trial for manslaughter.
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With two additional spheres ready to go, Free Spirit Spheres plans to move locations in the coming months to a larger area close to Campbell River in B.C. For others, living in a dome year-round is more appealing than just a brief sojourn overnight.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The Pakistani Parliament on Thursday passed laws to increase sentences for rapists and those who commit so-called honor killings of women, and closed a loophole that allowed many of the killers to go free, after hours of heated opposition from Islamist lawmakers.
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ANKARA, Oct 12 (Reuters) - A plane carrying the U.S. pastor at the centre of a row between Ankara and Washington, took off from the airport in Turkey's western Izmir province late on Friday, a witness said, hours after a court ruled he could go free.
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Their numbers have grown in recent weeks as the Trump administration has imposed a "zero-tolerance" policy on border enforcement, purporting to end the strategy of "catch and release" under which migrants were often allowed to go free pending hearings in the immigration courts.
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The Philly-based rapper walked out of Chester State Correctional Institution on Tuesday after the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ordered bail for Meek so he could go free ... overruling Judge Genece Brinkley, who wanted to keep him in there for at least another 60 days.
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These bills, the No Sanctuary for Criminals Act and Kate's Law, target dangerous sanctuary city policies that permit criminals to go free and bolster public safety by enhancing penalties for deported felons who return to the U.S. These pieces of legislation are needed desperately.
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HBO Go: free with a TV Subscription If you're already an HBO subscriber, whether through your cable network or another subscription, and live in the U.S., you can watch Game of Thrones and other HBO shows by logging into the HBO Go app on any device. 4.
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Late last night, Ammon Bundy -- the leader of the armed group occupying a federal building in a remote part of Oregon -- tweeted the group will end its protest when a pair of jailed ranchers go free and the federal government gives up control of a national forest.
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Has one of Ted Cruz' colleagues joked that were Ted Cruz to be murdered in front of a significant chunk of the United States government, the murderer would go free because justice would have been served, honoring the law not in letter but certainly in spirit?
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Atwater wanted to capitalize on an issue that had emerged involving Dukakis' support of a weekend furlough program in Massachusetts that had allowed one prisoner named Willie Horton, who is African-American, to go free, after which he raped a white woman and stabbed her partner.
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These are just some of these systematic problems in our criminal justice system that is set up to convict and has unfortunately moved far away from the principle that it is better for 10 guilty to go free than for one innocent person to be convicted.
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The Supreme Court has said it's much better for guilty people to go free from time to time if that's the price we're going to pay for innocent people not being convicted, because one innocent man unjustly convicted is much worse than one guilty man going free.
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In the years immediately after the original law was passed in 2005, the number of homicides ruled legally justifiable in Florida increased by 75%, according to a study published in JAMA Internal Medicine -- and, crucially, defendants were more likely to go free if the victim was black.
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RIYADH/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia on Monday sentenced five people to death and three to jail over the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, but a U.N. investigator accused it of making a "mockery" of justice by allowing the masterminds of last year's killing to go free.
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The judge presiding over the criminal case against President Trump's former campaign manager Paul Manafort and his longtime associate Rick Gates said Monday that she was inclined to keep both men on GPS monitoring if they go free pending trial — a strict condition that prosecutors aren't even pushing.
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The charges against Wahhaj and four others were dropped by a New Mexico judge on Wednesday after prosecutors had failed to hold a preliminary hearing within 10 days of their arrest, a critical error on the part of prosecutors that allowed all five of the suspects to go free.
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World Premiere Strong Island / U.S.A., Denmark (Director: Yance Ford) — Examining the violent death of the filmmaker's brother and the judicial system that allowed his killer to go free, this documentary interrogates murderous fear and racialized perception, and re-imagines the wreckage in catastrophe's wake, challenging us to change.
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Since the start of the year, when the changes took effect, police officials and prosecutors who are unhappy about the changes have focused most of their criticism on an overhaul of the state's bail law, which they argue has allowed criminals to go free and commit new offenses.
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"We are not going to get rid of freedom of speech because some people say ugly things and hurt some people's feelings and we're not going to get rid of the Fourth Amendment's search and seizure rights because some criminals could go free who should be behind bars," Brooks said.
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It resembles parole: in lieu of jailing people who cannot post bail, a judge can let them go free on the condition that they agree to meet with a social worker one to four times a month and maintain regular phone contact with that person until the outcome of their case.
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It's not legally binding — the UK isn't now required to let him go free, and has explicitly stated that it won't — but Assange is likely hoping this will help him build a larger case for one day convincing the UK it should let him leave the embassy where he's lived since 2012.
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US officials have been negotiating the release of the three detained Americans, and it's widely expected they'll go free ahead of Trump's upcoming summit with Kim Jong Un. Giuliani's remarks were viewed inside the White House as detrimental to those efforts, the officials said, since it upped the stakes for the President.
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His decision to let Mr. Drejka go free has reopened the debate in Florida over Stand Your Ground, a 2005 law that first rose to national attention after the 2012 fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin, a 17-year-old African-American teenager whose killer the police initially declined to arrest, citing the law.
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The current model varies from state to state, but here's how it basically works: If you get arrested for, say, shoplifting an expensive piece of jewelry, the judge will probably allow you to go free if you put up a certain amount of money as a guarantee that you'll show up for trial.
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Newman's foundation has donated over 500 million dollars to thousands of non profits worldwide, including the SeriousFun Children's Network, a group of camps and programs for children with life threatening illnesses (where kids go free of charge); Wholesome Wave, which helps provide affordable access to healthy produce; and Shofco, which helps transform urban slums in Kenya.
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Judge Genece Brinkley maintains she has been giving and will continue to give Meek a fair shake, this according to her lawyer, A. Charles Peruto, Jr. Peruto tells TMZ the judge does not feel the Supreme Court in any way repudiated her rulings when it ordered that Meek go free without bail, pending the next hearing in June.
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Given the long-term benefit of collecting evidence now, and the devastating impact of having murderers, rapists and drug traffickers go free if evidence is destroyed or simply allowed to disappear, it seems clear that the U.S. should consider providing support to those Iraqis and Syrians in the region who are already collecting and preserving such evidence.
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Though Duane said in his lecture he would never speak to the police, he has no problem speaking to anyone else, and in advance of his book coming out Tuesday, VICE talked to him about that lousy Supreme Court ruling, ways to reduce false confessions, and why he's cool with his book helping guilty people go free.
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The fact that Yeisvi is an American citizen creates another problem: While migrant families can be placed together in family detention centers in cases where the courts rule against allowing them to go free with a bond or other restrictions, it is against the law to hold a United States citizen in one of the facilities.
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During the 1980s, Republican campaign consultant Lee Atwater was a master at using this ploy, most famously with an ad in 1988 about a parole program in Massachusetts -- the home state of Democratic governor Michael Dukakis -- that allowed an African-American prisoner Willie Horton to go free for a weekend during which he escaped and later raped a woman and stabbed her husband.
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Version 4 of the Soundcloud iOS app has been released today, and its update notes carry news of an as-yet-unannounced new service: Soundcloud Go. Free for the first 30 days and $12.99 per month on iOS thereafter, Go appears to be Soundcloud's venture into the world of paid music streaming subscriptions, with the company promising a newly expanded catalog of artists and an entirely ad-free experience.
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I do not suggest that most or even many complaining witnesses invent a charge of rape or sexual assault, but in a system of criminal justice whose underlying tenets include the idea that it is better for 10 guilty people to go free than for one innocent person to be convicted, allowing prosecutions decades after an alleged incident has the potential for great mischief, wrongful convictions and a diminution of confidence in the American legal system.
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Have you noticed that one of the strangest things in our time is that since 2001, we've known that there's this terrible war going on in Afghanistan, we've known that there's this terrible war going on in Iraq, but it just doesn't seem to have any consequences here—unlike the Vietnam War, where they had to borrow so much money and raise so much in taxes that it caused a financial crisis, which led to Nixon letting money go free, which is where we are now.
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But I know this: that Gray was stopped under dubious circumstances and suffered a severe spinal injury-- which would ultimately kill him -- while in the sole custody of police, that police defenders were quick to condemn the dead man through character assassination, that those professing to call for more law and order condemned Mosby for even trying to bring justice, that those in the audience in Cleveland at the Republican National Convention last week cheered when a speaker bragged that another officer would go free.
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If no matter what happens, if a man is then free to go where he wants to go, free, within the law to do what he wants to do, and he offers himself in concert for people to buy tickets, why would people threaten the hall, threaten the people who booked the show when in fact the people who are coming are those who are buying tickets, so these people are saying he has or she has, the people they want to bar has no right, no right whatsoever to be appearing in this place.
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