Later, Dawn Dunning testified about Weinstein's alleged history of abuse.
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There's a history of abuse with you or someone else.
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It was the culmination of a long history of abuse.
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She declined to discuss her personal history of abuse with Reuters.
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Her account will show Mr. Weinstein's history of abuse, prosecutors said.
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People with a history of abuse pose great risks to our communities.
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But risk adjustment has a history of abuse, particularly in Medicare Advantage.
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She retreats in fear, a raw indication of a history of abuse.
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The #MeToo Movement also propelled his history of abuse into mainstream conversations.
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Ryan says investigators did not find any history of abuse between the couple.
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Many, though certainly not all, people who are abusers have a history of abuse themselves.
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There's a long history of abuse against Rohingya in the course of returns to Myanmar.
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In this case, People reports that Sizemore already had a history of abuse against women.
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But the market has a long history of abuse, and contracts often favor the seller.
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Uber has a history of abuse — and it's one that affects both drivers and passengers.
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However, these deals often are lacking in important consumer protections and have a long history of abuse.
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As she writes in her intro, the history of abuse in queer relationships is spotty at best.
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Without entirely realizing what he's doing, Leo helps Monica find a way through her history of abuse.
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Balsamo, the prosecutor in the criminal case, said there was no previous history of abuse by Familia.
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He also had a history of abuse toward women, according to students interviewed by The New York Times.
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But the program has been dogged by controversy, with critics pointing to a history of abuse of Lifeline.
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Some of the cases in Ghor briefly shock the nation before fading into its long history of abuse.
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" Rao alleged that Madison's Los Angeles gallery, Freedman Fitzpatrick, has stopped representing the artist for his "history of abuse.
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The registry lists all controlled substances recently prescribed to a patient so doctors can spot a history of abuse.
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Childhood exposure to violence or a history of abuse, neglect, or poverty also correlated with lower levels of LAC.
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Like McAuley, business development director Zoe Dronfield began a relationship with a man with a prior history of abuse.
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This past May, the Charleston Post and Courier reported on Parnell's history of abuse as detailed in his divorce papers.
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Just this week, it was announced that Vatican treasurer Cardinal George Pell will stand trial for a history of abuse.
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Never mind her history of abuse, or that Subsys had only ever been approved for cancer patients with breakthrough pain.
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For Nourn, this means that her youth, history of abuse, culpability, or years of rehabilitation can't be taken into account.
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Prosecutors had hoped to show that his history of abuse proved that Cardinal Pell had a tendency toward molesting children.
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The documentary, which followed Brown for seven years, also shed light on a history of abuse and violence in Brown's family.
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Mr. Kaiser and the other victims' representatives are part of a 12-member commission formed to address the choir's history of abuse.
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In contrast, among patients with no history of abuse, 82 percent saw symptom severity cut in half and 84 percent achieved remission.
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Where women artists are concerned, there's a long and well-known history of abuse of power by men in positions of authority.
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The tension between the black community and mental health is exacerbated by a history of abuse and negligence from the medical community.
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Others, on a smaller scale, take place across the country daily; another commonality among shooters is a history of abuse toward women.
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They deserve time to eat, rest and feel safe before they are asked to retell their entire history of abuse and trauma.
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Riddled with a history of abuse and impunity, CBP is recognized as the most corrupt federal law enforcement agency in the nation.
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In our video, the Ruggles family explain why Alice's life could have been saved if she had known of Dhillon's history of abuse.
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His lawyers are citing a history of abuse and untreated mental illness, not a "homosexual panic" defense, which was used by his previous attorneys.
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In spite of a documented history of abuse, Jasmine's ex-husband was granted full custody of their two children, leaving Jasmine with supervised visits.
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Other people assumed that there must be some key biographical fact—a chemical imbalance, a history of abuse—that would neatly unlock the mystery.
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As Kennedy of John Jay College previously told me, police will likely need to cop to a long history of abuse against minority communities.
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Affleck had previously released a statement condemning Harvey Weinstein which implied that Affleck had no knowledge of Weinstein's reported reprehensible history of abuse and misconduct.
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This is a step in the right direction for Twitter, which has a history of abuse on its platform, especially for women and minority users.
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"They'll reveal significant history of abuse of authority and a pattern that should have signaled to East Pittsburgh not to have hired him," he said.
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Ms. Young's account, like those of Ms. Dunning's and Ms. Wulff's, were allowed in an effort to show the producer's history of abuse, prosecutors said.
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A corrected version of the story is below: Condemned killer cites history of abuse, mental illness Attorneys for condemned killer ask their client be spared, citing history of abuse and untreated mental illness By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A condemned killer is asking the Ohio Parole Board for mercy, citing a history of severe childhood emotional and physical abuse and untreated mental illness.
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Bennington was open with his history of abuse and struggles with drugs and alcohol, which he claimed helped him create some of the band's biggest songs.
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He is seeking a new superintendent for the 12,000-strong force, which has a history of abuse allegations and is being investigated by the Justice Department.
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But that truth — and all the truths tied up in Perry's history of abuse — were just too complicated a story to let out into the world.
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But the drugs' history of abuse and the still thin evidence base have kept the field largely on the fringes, and many experts are still wary.
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Every day, over 50,000 individuals face indefinite detention in facilities with a long history of abuse, including medical neglect, sexual harassment, and barriers to legal access.
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The country singer opened up for the first time about her history of abuse in PEOPLE this month, confessing that things turned ugly quickly with her ex.
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But compared with fantasy football — a game which sometimes hinges on drafting a player with a history of abuse — The Bachelor and Bachelorette fantasy league is tame.
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A text exchange allegedly between Amber Heard and Johnny Depp's assistant purports to show a history of abuse in the couple's relationship dating back long before their marriage.
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Twitter also looks at other information like who reported the tweet, and whether or not the offending user has a history of abuse or harassment on the platform.
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This is because traffickers target the most vulnerable children — these often have low self-esteem, a history of abuse, are runaways or are in the foster care system.
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One wonders whether her own heartbreaking history of abuse, and the simple need for physical and psychic survival, has blunted her insight or capacity for remorse and empathy.
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However, given the reality of congressional gridlock, states have an obligation to use their authority to limit the growth of a system with a recorded history of abuse.
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But the former officials said there were already plenty of ways to screen for things like criminal records and history of abuse without including ICE and immigration status.
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But the FBI also carries a history of abuse, having in the past issued numerous letters "without proper authorization," to quote the bureau's own inspector general in 2009.
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This reckoning, which jarred with South Korea's own history of abuse by foreign powers and mass killings, is still going on today and remains a deeply sensitive subject.
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A list might include a prior history of abuse, domestic violence, and a cluster of personality disorders such as antisocial personality disorder, borderline personality disorder and narcissistic personality disorder.
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As invested as I am in the Harry Potter universe I will not support a man with a known history of abuse playing a violent man in a title role.
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Amber Heard is standing by her alleged text exchange with Johnny Depp's assistant that claims to show a history of abuse – as more alleged messages surface detailing Depp's supposed remorse.
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Female, trans, and gender-nonconforming survivors of gender violence who have harmed or killed their abusers are often swept into the penal system with their history of abuse largely ignored.
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The last time Gervais hosted was 2016, nearly a year before the New York Times' and New Yorker's damning reports on Harvey Weinstein's alleged history of abuse and sexual assault.
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These are not isolated incidents in Saskatchewan, one of many areas in Canada struggling with a shameful history of abuse, neglect, and indifference toward its First Nations women and people.
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The deal came just as Nassar's history of abuse was uncovered, when athlete after athlete went public, in often excruciating detail, with accounts abuse they suffered from a supposed team ally.
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She pointed out just how easy it was for the Orlando shooter to buy an assault rifle despite a documented history of abuse and questions about his possible ties to terrorism.
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As evidenced in Sunday's Globe speeches, the past few months have taken on the narrative of brave women finally coming forward after a long history of abuse and finally being believed.
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It's been six months since New York Times journalists Megan Twohey and Jodi Kantor first exposed Harvey Weinstein's history of abuse of power that sparked the #MeToo and Time's Up movements.
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Yes, it is true that the collective fury outside Congress was hugely important in expressing the anger that women feel about the long history of abuse and harassment many have endured.
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The American bishops said that they "supported a full investigation" into allegations of a history of abuse by the former cardinal, and into how the claims were handled by church leaders.
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But the pace of this research slowed in the early 2000s, thanks in part to the distrust that many Native American communities felt toward scientists after a long history of abuse.
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From the cutthroat mom who will do anything to keep her kid on top to the dad with a history of abuse, anyone could be a killer — and anyone could be killed.
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But such transactions have had a long history of abuse: Buyers can be easily evicted for missing just a single payment, and the homes are often sold in a state of disrepair.
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But the Jets were also impressed by the openness with which Henderson discussed his history of abuse; a source told me at the time that his candor struck the team as sincere.
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Since early October, when the New York Times published a bombshell investigation about Harvey Weinstein's alleged history of abuse, harassment, and rape, more and more men have faced accusations of sexual misconduct.
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Slip-and-fall cases are common in large cities, and the business of litigating such claims has a long history of abuse, with insurance companies spending large sums of money to detect fraud.
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Meanwhile, the State of New York Board of Examiners of Sex Offenders reviewed his history of abuse allegations and recommended he be classified as a Level 33 sex offender, the highest possible risk level.
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In one episode, one contestant will break into song for any music agents in the audience, another contestant will open up about a history of abuse, and another will dress up as a human-sized cupcake.
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The study team found that compared to women with no history of abuse, the risk of endometriosis rose by 10 percent with a history of physical abuse and 15 percent with a history of sexual abuse.
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On top of this, even people with a legally documented history of abuse can still buy a gun from a private seller — like many of those who sell online — who aren't obligated to run background checks.
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The breadth of the accusations and the graphic specificity of the charges make the report a watershed moment in the history of abuse in the Catholic Church: one that will take the church decades to recover from.
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Manhattan's district attorney is claiming victory in the case, which used an innovative legal strategy to illustrate Weinstein's history of abuse, but the disgraced movie mogul still has to contend with a bevy of civil and criminal cases.
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That steroid does indeed alleviate asthma; it also has a history of abuse in cycling, since it burns fat and reduces pain, according to Ross Tucker, a sports scientist at the University of the Free State in South Africa.
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It held that the jury instructions violated the Eighth Amendment because the jurors weren't told that they didn't have to prove so-called "mitigating factors" -- issues like a defendant's history of abuse or mental illness -- beyond a reasonable doubt.
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A woman found him and took him to a veterinarian, and the pair eventually found Tommy a home at Milo's Sanctuary, a Burbank, California, organization for cats with physical disabilities, special needs, terminal illnesses or a history of abuse.
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"Here is a black woman who had a history of abuse against her and tried to use Stand Your Ground and ended up with a 20-year sentence," Bruce Zimet, one Ms. Alexander's lawyers, said in a telephone interview.
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The man charged with the murder of Lisa Marie Naegle has a history of abuse ... allegedly leaving a family horse near death.. Jackie Jerome Rogers was arrested in L.A. in 2009 along with his mom, charged with felony animal abuse.
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Billard presented Rhodes's history of abuse and neglect and pointed out that while in jail for Farah's murder, Rhodes received a 67 on an I.Q. test, a score that makes him potentially ineligible for the death penalty because of intellectual disability.
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Such letters—which usually ask for $20 to $75 per infringement—have a long history of abuse by copyright trolls that have attempted to turn piracy warnings into a controversial revenue stream, often while ignoring the finer points of the law.
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In a news conference on the papal plane back to Rome late Sunday evening, Francis was asked whether there was any truth to the claim that Archbishop Viganò had personally informed him in 2013 of Cardinal McCarrick's history of abuse.
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Our attitude toward Depp's two crimes — a documented history of abuse that's met with a shrug on one side, and a tasteless joke about assassination met with mass outrage on the other — mimics our larger cultural attitude toward domestic violence.
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I've struggled a lot with understanding my own history of abuse and sexual violence and I'm finally coming to a place in my growth where I feel in full control of my sexuality and power that comes with my femininity.
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Thanos is supposed to be the most terrifying villain we've seen in the MCU, with a history of abuse and exploitation and now a mission to destroy the Earth and everyone on it if they get between him and his precious Infinity Stones.
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It was the first time to reel in the government's spying powers since the Edward Snowden revelations a half-decade ago — but lawmakers buckled to pressure from the intelligence community, despite recognizing a long history of abuse and overreach by U.S. spy agencies.
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Hiding behind the persona of a young abused boy, far from her own mental illness, her own history of abuse, her weight, and her perceived inability to be a true artist, Albert's arc reads almost like a mythical tale of tortured female expression.
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Kim Pate, executive director of the Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies, would like to see an end to the use of segregation, especially for people with mental health issues and women, many of have mental health issues and a history of abuse.
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" Walker, who sits on the Commission on New York City Criminal Justice and Incarceration Reform, writes, "I am proud of [the Commission's] work to propose reasonable, workable solutions to shutter this warehouse of inhumanity [Rikers] and to end its long history of abuse and injustice.
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A series of savage beatings by his father, who had obtained custody after a divorce and whose history of abuse had been reported to the local child welfare authorities to no avail, left Joshua comatose and permanently brain damaged at the age of 4.
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As a starting point, lawmakers could learn from state-based legislative efforts, such as New York's Domestic Violence Survivors, which aims to enforce laws that take into account a history of abuse as a mitigating factor for a woman who's been charged with a crime.
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Others have been demolished or have been repurposed—including the bullshit "Pennhurst Asylum" haunted house attraction at the former Pennhurst State School and Hospital in southeastern Pennsylvania, which baldly exploits its harrowing history of abuse for Halloween thrills and paints former residents as monsters to be feared.
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Since coming forward with her allegations, including a history of abuse — from being beaten and choked while pregnant to being held captive in rooms for days to heal because the rapper refused to take her to the hospital — Ayala has had to endure even more trauma from fans.
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Shiloh has been the subject of controversy for years, with the founder being forced to close a separate facility, Daystar Residential Treatment Center, after a troubling history of abuse and deaths, culminating in a child dying in what was ruled a homicide by asphyxiation due to physical restraint.
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New York Police Department's chief of detectives, Robert Boyce, said Wednesday the department has built a significant case against Weinstein, who was a powerful Hollywood film producer until he was disgraced by a New York Times investigation last October that exposed his history of abuse, assault, and rape.
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" Pitchfork booked the group to play its music festival that July, and in response Jim DeRogatis, the journalist best known for his relentless work chronicling R. Kelly's history of abuse, interviewed Pitchfork founder Ryan Schreiber and former president Chris Kaskie for a story entitled "Pitchfork & Odd Future: Endorsing rape or showcasing art?
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This is a guy, after all, who defended Rob Porter — a top staffer to Kelly who stepped down after allegations that he physically and emotionally abused his wives (he denies the allegations) -- despite the fact that Porter's alleged history of abuse could have been used to compromise him and threaten American national security.
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In 2016, the Boston Globe uncovered a deep, long-standing history of abuse in New England private schools perpetuated by staff against students; The Atlantic has also reported on the experiences of girls in private schools in New England, which mirror the experiences of girls at elite schools across the country, and the deeply entrenched misogyny that surrounds them.
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As the two-week-old campaign to reclaim Mosul, Iraq's second largest city, from the Islamic State grinds on in outlying villages, the role of the Shiite militias, controversial because of their history of abuse toward the Sunni population, was part of a delicate set of negotiations involving the Iraqi government and the American-led coalition.
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Mignini's statements are so fanciful that it's easy to wonder if nuance has gotten lost in translation; however, perhaps as its nod to objectivity, the documentary politely omits that Mignini has not only a history of abuse of power but also an obsession with the occult and a history of fantasizing imaginary crimes based on faulty assumptions.
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For Ms. Giuffre, who described a history of abuse dating back to her childhood, the alleged encounters with Prince Andrew left her, she said, even more sickened than those with Mr. Epstein, whom she described as "having a sickness that could not be cured," or with his girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell, who is accused of procuring teenage girls for him, and who Ms. Giuffre described as vicious.
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