The judge followed those recommendations in handing down his sentence.
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After handing down that sentence, the judge turned to Mr. Reilly.
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Jurors did not speak to reporters after handing down the conviction.
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In handing down the sentence, Chutkan highlighted the seriousness of Butina's crimes.
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Some wealthy families are not even planning on handing down their fortunes.
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On June 20093, four days after handing down the marriage decision, Obergefell v.
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Meanwhile, Daenerys stands with Drogon atop a rock, handing down commandments like Moses.
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It's the Justice Department that is responsible for handing down any indictment, however.
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He is the king of transfers, handing down proclamations of last-minute transfer business.
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Democratic leaders are sticking to the process before handing down judgment, angering younger members.
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Many will be handing down decisions decades after Mr. Trump is gone from office.
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That's how we ensure hand-me-downs are worth handing down decades from now.
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Some news outlets are reporting that the Mueller team is done handing down indictments.
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"Boonsong is sentenced to 42 years in prison," a judge said, handing down the verdict.
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Magistrate Judge James Orenstein denied a bail request, handing down a permanent order of detention.
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It's roughly akin to a grand jury handing down an indictment in a criminal procedure.
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In handing down his decision, provincial court Judge Gord Wong, described Preston's actions as disrespectful.
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Perhaps our height also gives us greater confidence in handing down Olympian judgments on world affairs.
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The military government has stepped up prosecutions of those accused of defamation, handing down harsher sentences.
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Courts in Bucks County have no problem handing down prison sentences against defendants for witness intimidation.
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Before handing down the sentence, Trucilla expressed shock at the murder, which rocked the quiet lakeside town.
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The federation's morality committee was responsible for handing down the ban, after deeming Sosha Makani's trousers inappropriate.
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In handing down the sentence, the judge in the case, Justice Edward McLaughlin, excoriated the young man.
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Montgomery County jurors deliberated for about 14 hours over two days before handing down the guilty verdict.
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"It felt like I was handing down the knowledge of my grandparents to the future," Jimerson says.
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Jones has publicly questioned Elliott's suspension as well as the commissioner's role in handing down player penalties.
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"In my view, your conduct was permeated by staggering arrogance," Kidd said in handing down the sentence.
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Starting in 22014, grand juries began handing down indictments to police who killed, but for lesser charges.
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It would have been much healthier to have female voices sharing in the handing down of edicts.
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I'll never forget what it was like handing down the administrative separation under other than honorable conditions.
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The Commission has in recent years gone after banks for rigging benchmark interest rates, handing down hefty fines.
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Getting to be part of the tradition of handing down atheism is what I set out to do.
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FIFA's disciplinary committee investigated Messi's actions, and found him guilty Tuesday ... before handing down the suspension and fine.
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If you didn't know better, you'd think it was a grandmother handing down family recipes to her granddaughter.
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According to Leo Beletsky, handing down harsh prison sentences will do little to address the current addiction crisis.
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But in handing down the decision for Kedric Williams, District Judge Mike Erwin said his sentence wasn't harsh enough.
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There's nothing like a diamond hand-me-down — especially when the one doing the handing down is Queen Elizabeth.
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Now new evidence has emerged of another possible case that involves Persky to handing down an unusually lenient sentence.
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Gorsuch sided with conservative justices in handing down several major decisions this week, including to uphold Trump's travel ban.
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U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Durkin called Hastert a serial sex abuser in handing down the sentence on April 27.
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"He is just one of many judges who have been caught handing down light sentences to rapists," the petition said.
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While handing down the sentence, the judge made a statement that many of us could stand to get roasted with.
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The trial lasted two days, and the jury deliberated for less than two hours before handing down their guilty verdict.
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Judge Randall Basinger questioned Jessica Storer, a 29-year-old married mother-of-two, on Monday before handing down her sentence.
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During Pell's trial, members of the public could watch proceedings in open court, and attended the handing down of the verdict.
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The judge cited the cumulative effect of those accounts, along with Constand's lengthy victim impact statement, in handing down his sentence.
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According to the Dayton Daily News, in handing down his sentence, the judge noted that Lanford doesn't have a criminal history.
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It just would not do for a Wall Street-controlled organization to be handing down rulings adverse to Wall Street's interests.
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At the very least this change would prevent radical political appointees from handing down ultraconservative opinions for possibly 40-plus years.
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"Removing judges for handing down sentences that some may disagree with cuts both ways, leaving us with no process of accountability."
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At issue is whether handing down these sentences absent a finding that the defendant is incapable of rehabilitation violates the Constitution.
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Republicans appear primed to cry foul if the FBI closes its investigation without handing down indictments or offering a public explanation.
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"This incident was egregious and reflected poorly on our sport," the ATP's Gayle David Bradshaw said in handing down the punishment.
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Following a 12-day trial, Montgomery County jurors deliberated for about 14 hours over two days before handing down their guilty verdict.
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Europe's competition authority has taken a tougher stance against Google, handing down three fines totaling more than $9 billion in recent years.
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Yet in handing down this disappointing judgment, the Court has ruled that a certain sector of society is undeserving of those rights.
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After spending his first month handing down a flurry of executive orders, Trump looks ready to get down to business with Congress.
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It grew in response to China's legislature handing down long-awaited rules for the election in 2017 of Hong Kong's next leader.
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Moro has a reputation for moving through cases swiftly, handing down harsh sentences and of not having his decisions reversed on appeal.
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Europe's competition authority has taken a tough stance against Google, handing down three fines totaling more than $9 billion in recent years.
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Shortly before handing down the sentence, Jackson observed that there had been a fair amount of passion and "exaggeration" on both sides.
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Judge McKeon said he weighed all those factors, as well as the support of the defendant's church, in handing down the sentence.
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Weinstein's lawyers filed legal docs late Monday, laying out personal matters they want the judge to consider in handing down the sentence.
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Kremlin critics have accused the courts of handing down harsh sentences to protesters to deter would-be sympathizers, something the authorities deny.
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In handing down her ruling, the judge did not order Haddadi's immediate incarceration and she may avoid spending the whole period in prison.
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"There's a regular glut of cases reported in the media about judges handing down lenient sentences with regards to sexual violence," he explains.
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"You've ruined many lives through the actions you've taken," Third District Judge Adam Mow told Black when handing down the sentence, KSL reports.
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Judge Judy's handing down her verdict on the Kardashians, and it's guilty ... of not being worthy of an appearance on her show appeal.
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"The significant increase in handing down death sentences only indicates that the rate of executions will accelerate in the coming days," said Ghoneim.
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Should the European Commission not see the terms of service it wants by September, it can pursue enforcement action, including handing down fines.
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But as the Warren Court began handing down civil rights rulings in the 1950s, pressure grew to confront states' untrammeled boundary-drawing power.
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This is in an effort to safeguard against the potential for evidence to prejudice a jury into automatically handing down a 'guilty' verdict.
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"Your crimes have cut into the core of this community and families and many we don't know," Aquilina said before handing down the sentence.
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Handing down a point of view, rather than an idol — a work in progress, rather than an eternally finished project — might be a start.
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Our height gives us greater confidence in handing down Olympian judgments Those spectacular views from the upper floors are not just a pretty sight.
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After handing down some final rulings on Monday, the supremes threw up two fingers and said they were out of here for summer break.
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In Indiana, the State Supreme Court ruled in 2010 that judges could consider risk assessments as one of several factors in handing down sentences.
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In 2017, the CRTC will be handing down a judgement on whether Videotron can offer data deals for third-party streaming sites like Spotify.
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Handing down the Mladic sentence is the end piece, the culmination of 5,000 witnesses giving gruesome accounts of what happened in those dark days.
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"Yet in handing down this disappointing judgment, the court has ruled that a certain sector of society is undeserving of those rights," she said.
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And after handing down Mr. Stockman's 120-month sentence, she reportedly quipped: "That's a long time, but Mr. Stockman, I think you earned it."
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Kareem Hunt and Reuben Foster, listen up ... Ezekiel Elliott is handing down advice on how to get through the lengthy suspensions you're about to face.
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Afterwards, Davis praised the judge for handing down the maximum penalty, but criticized a system that did not allow him to receive a tougher sentence.
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Another provision, colloquially known as the "safety valve," gives judges greater discretion in handing down sentences when a defendant commits low-level or nonviolent crimes.
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"I am stunned by the depth of the defendant's deception," Justice Diane Kiesel said in handing down the sentence in State Supreme Court in Manhattan.
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A former prosecutor who handled drug and street crime cases, Judge Walton is known for handing down tough sentences and for being careful and methodical.
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A Premier League panel then issued West Ham with a record fine of £5.5 million, though it stopped short of handing down a points deduction.
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The House of Representatives' move to impeach Trump is akin to handing down a criminal indictment, meaning lawmakers believe the president engaged in impeachable conduct.
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Caitlyn Jenner just scored another grandchild -- her oldest son, Burt Jenner, is a dad ... but someone beat him to the punch on handing down his name.
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All right let&aposs start with you Scott on your reaction on today&aposs handing down on these indictments against Russian operatives, Intel officers with GRU.
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And when they arrived in their new home, many stuck to what they knew, and who they knew, handing down family trades from generation to generation.
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"It's about getting the right legal system, not the right architecture," says a Gulf investment banker, welcoming Dubai's introduction of English judges handing down English law.
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AEST with Chief Justice Anne Ferguson, President of the Court of Appeal, Justice Chris Maxwell and Justice Mark Weinberg handing down their judgment not long after.
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But there is also pressure to make sure he has an airtight case before handing down an indictment that could destroy a popularly elected prime minister.
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Early Victorian businesses resembled the army: generals (executives) handing down instructions to non-commissioned officers (foremen and overseers) who in turn directed the foot soldiers (workers).
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Today the CJEU agreed, handing down a final judgement which makes it plain that consent can't be assumed — it requires an active opt-in from users.
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When Schuette announced this week that he was handing down more criminal charges, speculation loomed over whether he would seek to indict higher-level officials or politicians.
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"We're talking about a cabinet-level official who was accommodated by the government for reasons unknown to the public," Sullivan said before handing down his order Tuesday.
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A grand jury indicted Ronald Gasser Jr. on Thursday in the fatal shooting of the former N.F.L. player Joe McKnight, handing down a second-degree murder charge.
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Before handing down Gates' sentence, which also included a $20,000 fine and 300 hours of community service, Jackson detailed the crimes he'd been charged with alongside Manafort.
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Mueller's investigation entered a new stage this week with the handing down of indictments against former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his business associate Richard Gates.
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If the court rules to allow the appeal, an appellate judge would take written and oral arguments from prosecution and defense lawyers before handing down a decision.
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In the next step of the appeal process, an appellate judge will take written and oral arguments from prosecution and defense lawyers before handing down a decision.
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The university attracts a steady stream of devout American Christians, despite North Korea's history of handing down long sentences with hard labor to missionaries accused of various transgressions.
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The New York Times previously reported that the ABA was in fact handing down "not qualified" ratings for some of Obama's potential picks, who were then not nominated.
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Though Cuba has been criticized for briefly detaining demonstrators thousands of times a year, its practice of handing down long prison sentences has diminished dramatically in recent years.
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The university attracts a steady stream of devout American Christians, despite North Korea's history of handing down long sentences with hard labour to missionaries accused of various transgressions.
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"The defendants did, in a matter of speaking, roll the dice on the lives of these people," Justice Michael J. Obus said in handing down Ms. Hrynenko's sentence.
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In 2000, a Minnesota judge cut an immigrant a break, handing down a 20013-day suspended sentence, one day less than what would result in his likely deportation.
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Instead of handing down the prosecutors' recommendation of two years in prison, Palmer District Court Judge Thomas Estes ordered Becker's case continued without a finding for two years.
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Different rationales In handing down the opinion, Alito noted that he and his colleagues had been "quite prolific" in writing, as they gave differing rationales for upholding the cross.
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For example, those fighting mass incarceration generally oppose mandatory sentences and lengthy prison stays, and some fear that a recall effort could scare judges into handing down excessive punishment.
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With its ruling, the Supreme Court delivered the Greens further proof that God blessed their endeavors; the favorable justices took on the form of Moses, handing down divine law.
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In handing down the original verdict, Stuart-Moore said Jutting had failed to show a "shred of remorse" and urged that "no one be fooled by (his) superficial charm."
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"In my view, your conduct was permeated by staggering arrogance," said Kidd in handing down the sentence after Pell was convicted of five charges of sexually abusing two children.
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Before handing down the decision, members of the parole board said that Simpson is unlikely to reoffend (perhaps in large part due to his age) and has community support.
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Chelsea Manning Obama's concluding news conference comes amid a flurry of last-minute activity, including handing down a commutation for national security leaker Chelsea Manning and a pardon for Gen.
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A teacher's job becomes less about handing down facts and more about establishing a classroom environment in which students can gather evidence and formulate arguments, with nudges along the way.
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White, who now works at the law firm Debevoise & Plimpton, interviewed directors about who the next chair should be and consulted with regulators before handing down an assessment, Sanger said.
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For one, Homeland Security won't let coordinating the security clearances for as many as 150 relevant state election officials get in the way of handing down important election system intelligence.
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A Stanford law professor is leading a signature-gathering drive to remove the judge from office for handing down the six-month sentence even though prosecutors had recommended six years.
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Although an attempt to have the original ruling thrown out was denied, the judge reduced his charge of manslaughter to criminally negligent homicide on Tuesday before handing down his sentence.
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Of course, this is exactly what the anti-choice movement and its political allies want -- conservative judges at every level of the federal court system, handing down anti-choice judgments.
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U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Durkin called Hastert a serial sex abuser in handing down the sentence, which was longer than the zero to six months recommended by federal prosecutors.
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Now, the league is handing down punishments ... hitting Romero with a 20-game suspension -- while banning Nesbitt for the rest of the Venezuelan postseason for his role in it all.
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Manafort did not, however, explicitly express remorse for his actions at that time, something Judge T.S. Ellis III noted in his closing remarks on Thursday before handing down Manafort's sentence.
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Handing down suspended jail sentences to five other former Deutsche bankers also involved, Judge Martin Bach had criticised the bank, saying the "failure of all security mechanisms" had allowed the fraud.
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Handing down suspended jail sentences to five other former Deutsche bankers also involved, Judge Martin Bach criticized Germany's largest bank, saying the "failure of all security mechanisms" had allowed the fraud.
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ISTANBUL — A court in Turkey has sentenced 104 people to life in prison for involvement in the failed military coup of 2016, handing down the heaviest penalties possible in the country.
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During a hearing last month, Durkin called Hastert, 74, a serial sex abuser in handing down a sentence that was longer than the zero to six months recommended by federal prosecutors.
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In handing down the sentence, Jackson made note of Gates's extensive cooperation with the special counsel and the fact that he is caring for his sick wife and their four children.
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In handing down one of stiffest penalties meted out to a top political figure in Brazil in recent years, the judge said Mr. Cunha violated his "enormous" responsibilities as a lawmaker.
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Before handing down his sentence, Engelmayer ran down very specific examples as to why Tekashi should serve more than just the 13 months of time served his team had been pushing.
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If your boss is always lecturing or simply handing down instructions, doesn't value your insights or expertise, and doesn't treat you with respect, equality and empathy, it is likely time to walk.
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"Good faith, hard work and sincere promises are not enough ... and it seems court must keep the pressure on to ensure compliance is actually achieved," Garnham said when handing down the judgment.
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Trump followed suit in March, handing down sanctions against a handful of Russians for their cyber activity under the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act as well as Obama's 2015 executive order.
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But handing down what was nearly the maximum possible sentence, Judge Deborah Taylor told Assange he had exploited his privileged position to flout the law and express his disdain for British justice.
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Before handing down her sentence, Justice Jackson pointed out Mr. Marten had received "an abundance of resources" from the government for his mental illness, including a diagnosis from doctors, housing and medication.
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Handing down the ruling, Etherton said the government made "no concluded assessments of whether the Saudi-led coalition had committed violations of international humanitarian law in the past, during the Yemen conflict".
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Calling the slaying "calculated, outrageous, aggravated and intolerable" in handing down the sentence, Judge Holly Brown told Jake he could have divorced or separated from Crystal rather than killing her, the Chronicle reports.
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There could also be practical implications if Arpaio were ever convicted of another crime — a court could consider his conviction in handing down a sentence, regardless of the fact that he was pardoned.
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In the end, Foodgōd anointed the Orange Dole Whip as the best thing to get from Aloha Isle, which is roughly the Instagram equivalent of Foodgōd handing down the Ten Commandments to Moses.
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All members in the new Standing Committee are in their 60s and therefore unlikely to stay after their current terms, indicating that Xi did not anoint any successor by handing down committee membership.
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NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind said on Monday in an interview on the sidelines of the Detroit show that the agency cannot make vehicles safe simply by imposing new regulations and handing down fines.
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The judge who sentenced Silk Road creator Ross Ulbricht should have thought twice before handing down a life sentence, given a new study that shows the highly publicized punishment only increased dark web traffic.
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Local courts said the DPA violates a clause in the constitution that protects freedom of conscience, handing down rulings that were celebrated by local lawyers and activists who have fought to undo the legislation.
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Many famine survivors harbored so much shame about the dissolution of their communities that they considered the past better left undisclosed, handing down to later generations only a partial understanding of the famine years.
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Judges rejected its arguments in 2014, saying the Commission had not acted too harshly in handing down the sanction amounting to 4.15 percent of Intel's 2008 turnover against a possible maximum of 10 percent.
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"The incidents between these two clubs remain a source of concern, and it's reflected by the level of discipline we are handing down today," MLB chief baseball officer Joe Torre said in a statement.
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"The incidents between these two clubs remain a source of concern, and it's reflected by the level of discipline we are handing down today," Joe Torre, MLB'S Chief Baseball Officer, said in a statement.
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In the wake of the SEC reportedly handing down a subpoena over Musk's taking-Tesla-private tweet, Musk could be floating a public relations strategy aimed at quieting regulators: the "ambien and stress" defense.
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Handing down his judgment and awarding the singer 210,000 pounds ($273,700) in damages, Justice Anthony Mann said the BBC had infringed Richard's privacy rights "without a legal justification" and "in a somewhat sensationalist way".
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Because the Supreme Court is the final word on nearly all questions of federal law, it typically likes to let novel legal issues percolate in the lower courts before handing down a final command.
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" In handing down the sentence in Dauphin County Court of Common Pleas, Judge John Boccabella said, "This is a Shakespearean tragedy; this is a fall from grace that is both unfortunate and well deserved.
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" Before handing down the sentence, the judge addressed the defendant, telling her, "I've always sort of thought of this case, Ms. Richardson, as a story of two little girls -- Skylar Richardson and Annabelle Richardson.
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"The assembly did not hold the president to account as was required" by a section of the Constitution that deals with the president's removal, Judge Chris Jafta said in handing down the court's judgment.
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"One can't say exactly what the damages for Telekom are," the presiding judge, Christof Wuttke, said in handing down the sentence, noting the costs to Germany's biggest telecom services operator were sizable, but not "lasting".
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For example, Philadelphia had the biggest sentencing disparity compared to other cities (63.8 percent), but much of that disparity was driven by judges handing down sentences that were significantly more lenient than the city average.
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The sentencing followed days of moving impact statements from dozens of victims "Your crimes have cut into the core of this community and families and many we don't know," Aquilina said before handing down the sentence.
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In that instance, the absurdity of the inter-communal conflict is pretty clear in the satire but it's removed from the context of parent figures handing down traditions since it takes place in a college setting.
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Montgomery County jurors deliberated for about 14 hours over two days before handing down the guilty verdict Thursday, convicting the Cosby Show star of drugging and sexually assaulting former Temple University employee Andrea Constand in January 2004.
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"Even more than what I'm looking forward to handing down and teaching a child, I'm looking forward to what the child teaches me — maybe they're gonna get me into stuff that I never thought I'd be into."
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And in March, just before he moved into private practice, Judge John Gleeson used his final decision from the bench to reiterate his own preference for handing down sentences other than prison time to some nonviolent offenders.
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But in handing down his sentence, Judge John C. McKeon of Valley County District Court noted that lawyers for the defendant could argue for a less-severe punishment if an evaluator recommended treatment in a local community.
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That was Judge Amy Berman Jackson's refrain in handing down a 40-month prison sentence to Roger Stone, President Trump's longtime friend and self-proclaimed "dirty trickster" who was convicted of lying to Congress and witness tampering.
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And there are few decisions more substantial than the decision of what kind of person deserves to spend his or her life on the country's highest court, handing down rulings that can shape the country for generations.
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A federal judge on Monday permanently struck down Kansas's proof-of-citizenship voter registration law, handing down a blistering ruling against Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, one of the country's most vocal advocates of voter-ID laws.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A California judge who was criticized for handing down a short jail term in a case involving a sexual assault at Stanford University is facing a growing number of impediments both inside and outside the courtroom.
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Police said they arrested 54 people on Friday, the fifth day of clashes which were sparked by Spain's Supreme Court handing down lengthy prison terms to nine Catalan leaders who staged a banned referendum on independence in 2017.
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The archetypal business was a General Motors dealership, in which the owner knew the neighborhood, sold cars, arranged loans and, with assistance from a special G.M. program, received help in handing down the business to the next generation.
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From Michigan to Louisiana to California on Friday, rank-and-file Republicans expressed mystification, dismissal and contempt over the instructions that their party's most high-profile leaders were urgently handing down to them: Reject and defeat Donald J. Trump.
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Its government is dealing with ISIS suspects arrested on its soil by handing down death sentences after 10-minute trials, but it appears to have neither the desire nor the legal ability to prosecute non-Iraqis captured in Syria.
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We spoke to the OWN star and self-help guru -- who's done inspirational speaking alongside Oprah -- and asked what she made of all the criticism over Judge Tammy Kemp embracing Guyger after handing down her 10-year prison sentence.
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Last August saw a heated spat between Saudi Arabia and Canada after the latter criticized the former's human rights record, resulting in Riyadh handing down a series of diplomatic sanctions on the Canadians and expelling its ambassador in the country.
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In handing down the sentence on the third day of a hearing in the 2-1/2-year-long case that prosecutors had kept under wraps until Monday, Weinstein said sentencing guidelines were too harsh for this case, local media reported.
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In April the entire Ripa-Consuelos family (which also includes sons Michael, 22, and Joaquin, 16) sat down for PEOPLE's Most Beautiful issue where Mark and Kelly dished about the beauty and style advice they're handing down to their kids.
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The General Court rejected Intel's challenge two years ago, saying that the European Commission had not acted too harshly in handing down the record sanction amounting to 4.15 percent of Intel's 2008 turnover against a possible maximum of 10 percent.
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Egypt has sentenced the spiritual leader of the Muslim Brotherhood to life in prison on Monday, in addition to handing down lengthy prison or death sentences for 35 others, reported state-run news agency Al-Ahram and other news outlets.
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And on Thursday, Gorsuch proved that he truly is his mother's son, handing down an opinion in which he threatens to give Republicans on the Supreme Court veto power over countless federal regulations—and potentially render the EPA an impotent husk.
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"The trend of handing down death sentences started before the prosecutor was killed, but after the assassination it escalated," said Mona Seif, co-founder of No to Military Trials, an independent group that tracks and assists civilians tried by military court.
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Giving lifetime appointments to dozens of judges favored by conservative judicial activists would also be an important legacy for Mr. Trump since his choices would be handing down opinions for decades no matter who follows him in the White House.
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Among other things, the papers reveal that Lisa Friel, the league executive and former federal prosecutor who investigates claims of domestic violence against players, and the commissioner, Roger Goodell, overruled the recommendation of its chief investigator in handing down the suspension.
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"This is intolerable to the administration of justice and the court should not sit idly by, shrug its shoulders and say well that is just Roger being Roger," US District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson said before handing down the sentence.
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A federal judge this month, handing down her decision after five decades of on-and-off litigation, ordered the middle and high schools consolidated, meaning nearly all-black East Side must be integrated with the historically white but now-racially split Cleveland High.
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The Milan judge made the comment in handing down her reasons for the September conviction of Nigerian Emeka Obi and Italian Gianluca Di Nardo, both middlemen in the OPL 245 deal, for corruption in one of the oil industry's biggest graft scandals.
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" He continues, "And I'll say this: Even more than what I'm looking forward to handing down and teaching a child, I'm looking forward to what the child teaches me — maybe they're gonna get me into stuff that I never thought I'd be into.
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She also oversaw months of pretrial wrangling for Manafort's case (before he struck a plea deal), handing down rulings on topics such as whether Mueller had the authority to indict Manafort — topics that will likely come up again with regards to Stone.
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More than 1.3 million people have signed a petition to impeach a judge similarly accused of handing down a light sentence in the case of Brock Turner, a former Stanford University swimmer convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a Dumpster.
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JERUSALEM — Israeli airline employees cannot ask women to change seats to spare a man from having to sit next to them, a Jerusalem court ruled on Wednesday, handing down a groundbreaking decision in a case brought by a woman in her 80s.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday sided with a long-haul truck driver who sued his employer for failing to pay him a minimum wage, handing down a decision that could have broad ramifications on the transportation sector and the economy as a whole.
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"The fact that an administrator of a fan page uses the platform provided by Facebook in order to benefit from the associated services cannot exempt it from compliance with its obligations concerning the protection of personal data," the court writes today, handing down its judgement.
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Much research shows that it is not the severity of the punishment but the likelihood of getting caught that deters crime, so devoting more resources to prosecuting white-collar cases would send a stronger message than handing down a longer sentence, Mr. Mauer said.
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THE HAGUE (Reuters) - In ordering Myanmar on Thursday to take immediate measures to prevent atrocities against its Muslim Rohingya minority, the International Court of Justice in The Hague was handing down a binding ruling with no possibility of appeal - and no means of enforcement.
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Mr. Pompeo also announced sanctions against another judge, Mohammad Moghisseh, accusing him of handing down harsh sentences against people who have challenged the government in Tehran, including one case of a human rights lawyer who was sentenced to 33 years in prison and 148 lashes.
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In addition to handing down annual decrees about which colors will soon come to dominate our homes and wardrobes (this year's was Ultra Violet), the Pantone Color Institute also identifies new colors, christens them with names, and transmits that information to fashion, product, and textile designers.
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His party in July presented a video at a news conference apparently showing the judge who presided over Sharif's conviction, Arshad Malik, as saying he had been pressured into handing down a guilty verdict by individuals he did not identify who had compromising footage of him.
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"We told Natural Cycles Nordic AB Sweden not to state or imply that the app was a highly accurate method of contraception and to take care not to exaggerate the efficacy of the app in preventing pregnancies," said the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) handing down its decision.
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Though most states now prohibit judges from using sexual orientation as a factor in family court rulings, judges are still free to cite a parent's polyamorous or kinky proclivities—or even a willingness to have non-marital sex—as an explicit reason for handing down rulings.
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This deals with an issue that could soon become very relevant to the Supreme Court, too: While the Court has rejected recent questions about the Second Amendment in the past few years, the lower courts have been handing down a lot of rulings on the issue.
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The "time bombs" they cautioned about included friction with parents upset at family shifts, the complexities of handing down a single faith to a child by people of different backgrounds, and the lingering pull of a discarded religion for the spouse who was not born Jewish.
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But it stands to reveal much more about how the court's newly-bolstered conservative majority will handle gun-control measures in the age of mass shootings, and how bold they are willing to be after many years of shying away from handing down rulings on the matter.
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MLB exec Joe Torre issued a scathing statement ripping everyone involved in the fight ... and it sounds like a really disappointed parent: "The incidents between these two Clubs remain a source of concern, and it's reflected by the level of discipline we are handing down today," Torre said.
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All of which leads to the very unsatisfying conclusion that a testosterone booster may be good for your health and lifespan, but we don't know enough to say for sure one way or another and no one will be handing down a smoking gun on the issue anytime soon.
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"But the simple answer to that is not to tell people to stop booing the athletes; the answer to that is to figure out how to keep athletes who have been doping out of the Olympics and out of the sport and handing down appropriate punishment," he said.
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The 33-year-old Texan has appealed to the Supreme Court, with his attorneys arguing that the case involves unresolved constitutional questions about the scope of the Fourth Amendment in the digital age and the authority of federal judges to go above and beyond when handing down sentences.
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"These acknowledgments are made in the hopes of making a positive difference to Mr. Grimm and to the everyday lives of our children who rely upon us to protect them compassionately and in ways that more perfectly respect the dignity of every person," Judge Arenda Wright Allen said in handing down her decision.
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"How in the world can we make sense of the sentences that we have been handing down to the poor and to those people of color who didn't have nearly the opportunities that Paul Manafort had to make an honest living?" said William N. Nettles, a former United States attorney in South Carolina.
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Both P.S.G. and Manchester City have been sanctioned in the past over their spending, though UEFA has stopped short of handing down the harshest punishment — banning the teams from top competitions like the Champions League — though that fate has befallen other, less powerful institutions that breached the organization's Financial Fair Play rules.
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In an interview, the Nevada attorney general, Adam Paul Laxalt, whose state was the lead plaintiff in the case against the overtime rule, said that the coalition of states it led had elected to file in the Eastern District of Texas because the district had a reputation for handing down rulings quickly.
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"I work hard for Stormi and being able to pass Kylie Cosmetics on to her — if she is interested — would be such a cool thing to do," she told Glamour UK. Along with handing down her business, most importantly, Jenner wants to be a role model to her daughter when it comes to celebrating individuality.
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"We conclude that the assembly did not hold the president to account ... The assembly must put in place a mechanism that could be used for the removal of the president from office," Judge Chris Jafta said, handing down the judgement, which was supported by a majority of the court, and shown on live television.
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"We conclude that the assembly did not hold the president to account ... The assembly must put in place a mechanism that could be used for the removal of the president from office," Judge Chris Jafta said, handing down the judgment, which was supported by a majority of the court, and shown on live television.
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In a brief order handing down a timeline for the trial, Judge Christopher Cooper of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia set the stage for a series of filings to be made over the next year and a half, culminating in what is likely to be a closely scrutinized trial on Sept.
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Beahm has been absent from those conversations, but the general consensus even among ardent pro-streaming members of the community is that Twitch risks abetting behavior like this by not handing down lengthier bans, commenting little or not at all on its decision making, and by letting popular streamers benefit financially by staging big comebacks after controversial bans.
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On Tuesday, a judge responded to the tribe's request for a restraining order by handing down a temporary halt to parts of the project, and said he would rule on Friday on the tribe's injunction to stop the project in its entirety until the disputes between the tribe and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are resolved.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS At Tuesday's sentencing, a passenger who was hurt during Hudek's rampage urged the judge to impose a harsher punishment of five years in prison, though the judge stated Tuesday that he took Hudek's age — as well as 300 letters of support sent on behalf of Hudek — into consideration when handing down his sentence.
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The Exodus story has six acts: first, a life of slavery and oppression, then the revolt against tyranny, then the difficult flight through the howling wilderness, then the infighting and misbehavior amid the stresses of that ordeal, then the handing down of a new covenant, a new law, and then finally the arrival into a new promised land and the project of building a new Jerusalem.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) and Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyAppropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Graham moves controversial asylum bill through panel; Democrats charge he's broken the rules MORE (D-Vt.) introduced legislation late Tuesday to give federal judges more discretion when handing down prison sentences.
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