The question is whether he could implicate Mueller -- it could implicate Mueller in propriety and then Alan Dershowitz saying this.
|
|
"This does not implicate the Mueller investigation," he continued, which is a bit like arguing that the Saturday Night Massacre didn't implicate the Watergate investigation.
|
|
"You are dealing with a lawless president who is willing to go to any lengths to prevent testimony that might implicate him — that does implicate him," Nadler continued.
|
|
Patriot is also a strangely ambitious series, as much trying to implicate its (presumably American) audience in their culture of excess as it is trying to implicate its hero.
|
|
"Defendants' actual and threatened lawsuits implicate the services provided by CSC because they implicate security at the concert, including training, emergency response, evacuation and adequacy of egress," the lawsuits say.
|
|
Does that implicate the Trump campaign in an illegal act?
|
|
The ruling, as this news shows, could implicate the IPA.
|
|
Their statements are expected to implicate more than 200 politicians.
|
|
Investigators did not implicate the Trump Organization in the scheme.
|
|
But he has also steadfastly refused to implicate the victims.
|
|
The photo and these reports seemed to implicate the entire city.
|
|
Interviews with Rohingya survivors implicate the division's soldiers in atrocities there.
|
|
Usher tells the congressman he's got dirt that will implicate him.
|
|
The question is whether he could implicate Mueller in an impropriety.
|
|
They say new evidence will implicate Stites' fiance in her death.
|
|
Politically the aim is to implicate Washington and pro-American governments.
|
|
It would either exonerate or implicate Trump and his closest confidantes.
|
|
They do not implicate nor exonerate anyone in the Trump campaign.
|
|
Of course, laws that restrict speech will often implicate the First Amendment.
|
|
Independent experts later found that Smith was wrong to implicate Mullins-Johnson.
|
|
They did not need to implicate the muffin to make their point.
|
|
No evidence has been presented that would implicate Democrats in a hacking.
|
|
However, the documents clearly implicate Trump in directing a campaign finance violation.
|
|
But some fell quiet after Mr. Zarrab seemed to implicate the president.
|
|
White people tried to implicate black appetites and black character through watermelon.
|
|
I know it seemed exploitative, but the idea was to implicate myself.
|
|
The government has said that such a prosecution could implicate mainstream news organizations.
|
|
Gucci Mane and Jazz Cartier, among others, implicate famous brands in their names.
|
|
To get a lighter sentence, he needed to find another dealer to implicate.
|
|
The scandal also threatens to implicate former presidents Alan Garcia and Ollanta Humala.
|
|
These concerns are most acute for algorithms that implicate people rather than places.
|
|
Instead, they implicate pesticide use and changes in how the land is used.
|
|
The genius of Mao's violence was to implicate ever more people in it.
|
|
Currently, the FDA investigation does not implicate lettuce from any of these areas.
|
|
Nadler said this week that Cohen's testimony could implicate Trump in a felony.
|
|
The special counsel ultimately did not exonerate or implicate Trump on obstruction charges.
|
|
In many cases, innocent suspects who confess implicate others who are also innocent.
|
|
Investigations by the board and regulators may yet implicate Mr. Sloan and others.
|
|
The three were interrogated for several days, but they refused to implicate others.
|
|
She was perceived by Giuliani as unfriendly to President Trump's implicate-Biden agenda.
|
|
But, former prosecutors note, the raid doesn't necessarily implicate Trump in criminal wrongdoing.
|
|
Doing so would implicate her in your own decision to withhold the truth.
|
|
Their conflicts of interest "could implicate federal criminal statutes," according to the report.
|
|
"Schutz doesn't implicate her own whiteness or participation in white supremacy," Lumumba said.
|
|
His apparent goal was to implicate Obama administration officials in needlessly targeting Trump allies.
|
|
What makes such movies unlikely, of course, is that they implicate all of us.
|
|
Setting aside the frustration of defining blackness by pain, what else does this implicate?
|
|
They weren't going to in any way to implicate themselves in any wrong doing.
|
|
For example, some studies implicate grid cells in measuring time and distance during travel.
|
|
However, greater tax on oil may implicate higher prices for both companies and consumers.
|
|
Cohen's decision to implicate Trump could open up the president to impeachment proceedings, however.
|
|
The worst excesses of his administration have traceable origins, and they implicate former presidents.
|
|
Once you implicate them, then they actually start thinking about what their position is.
|
|
"This dry, distant research could help fill in narratives that implicate me," she said.
|
|
Orrin Hatch told reporters, asked why the news did not implicate the Trump administration.
|
|
Congressional and federal investigators were closing in on evidence that would implicate the company.
|
|
Michael Cohen's guilty plea did more than implicate President Trump in a potential crime.
|
|
The OAS judicial body is also investigating corruption cases that could implicate the president.
|
|
"BLEEP you," there's no evidence to implicate Yellin in politically-motivated and illegal actions.
|
|
The movement toward extending statutes of limitations will likely implicate actual due process concerns.
|
|
However, he was careful to note that Friday's announcement didn't implicate any American citizens.
|
|
It does not directly implicate the self, which is all human beings' favorite subject.
|
|
Leaked depositions seem to implicate Mr Temer and several cabinet members, though all deny wrongdoing.
|
|
"How dare you implicate us all in this," tweeted Vanity Fair film critic Richard Lawson.
|
|
Jealousy is what drives people to search deeper, or to implicate, to strive for popularity.
|
|
This especially if Flynn's testimony would only implicate himself in any wrongdoing, especially criminal wrongdoing.
|
|
Clinton's marriage in recent weeks, also sought to implicate Bill Clinton in his coarse conduct.
|
|
But to President Trump's most loyal supporters (and Fox News), the indictments didn't implicate Trump.
|
|
"We have received statements that implicate him in these crimes at some level," he said.
|
|
But he left behind materials that could implicate officials who have so far escaped punishment.
|
|
A person familiar with the complaint said the allegations did not directly implicate Mr. Mnuchin.
|
|
Another difference is that they did not deliberately implicate a foreign power in domestic matters.
|
|
By contrast, digital agents may implicate intrusive moral agency, as with China's citizen-scoring system.
|
|
They all were in positions to have information that could implicate the President in crimes.
|
|
A ban on Muslim immigration doesn't implicate all people who look like me in terrorism.
|
|
In law-enforcement contexts, these errors can potentially implicate people in crimes they didn't commit.
|
|
In law-enforcement contexts, these errors can potentially implicate people in crimes they didn't commit.
|
|
He instructs them to lie about what happened, as to not implicate him in any wrongdoing.
|
|
Corruption allegations forced the resignation of three of his cabinet members and could implicate Temer himself.
|
|
If top Odebrecht executives turn state's witnesses, they could implicate scores of politicians who took bribes.
|
|
And ultimately, the pranks implicate YouTube itself for taking a backseat in refereeing its top creators.
|
|
What I'm trying to say is that this particular incident does not implicate any of those.
|
|
On the other hand, it could involve issues of disclosure, and implicate other laws like that.
|
|
Ukraine's prosecutor general has said that there is no evidence to implicate Hunter Biden in wrongdoing.
|
|
Their testimony could implicate upward of 200 politicians, prosecutors and lawyers for the company have said.
|
|
Officials also tried to implicate Red Shirts in the bombing of a Bangkok shrine last year.
|
|
He also worried that he would implicate innocent or lower-tier employees through his indiscriminate taping.
|
|
Davis McCallum's beautifully calibrated staging is so intimate it seems to implicate you in its themes.
|
|
Depending on how you cut it, it seems like this definition could implicate me quite deeply.
|
|
And if Barry did that, he would implicate himself, and they'd all have to be killed.
|
|
That scandal did not directly implicate Mr. Moon, but it led to resignations, censures and indictments.
|
|
He is not the first to implicate Interpol in a cover-up in the bombing case.
|
|
How did he go from "Never Trump" to "never allow a witness who might implicate Trump"?
|
|
But they insist he did not implicate former President Clinton or the foundation in any illegality.
|
|
Others accused her of falsely trying to implicate the men, whose families insisted on their innocence.
|
|
The criticism alleges Rice was part of an effort to implicate members of the Trump campaign.
|
|
In doing so, he went out of his way to implicate Trump in campaign finance violations.
|
|
The big question, though, is just what this flipping might entail — and whom Gates might implicate.
|
|
He worried that he would have to either lie under oath or implicate himself and risk retaliation.
|
|
The stories just keep coming, as well as revelations that implicate Weinstein's associates and other Hollywood figures.
|
|
New testimony from plea bargains approved on Monday is expected to implicate more than 100 sitting politicians.
|
|
He suggested that Cohen could implicate Trump in crimes tied to collusion, obstruction, and campaign finance violations.
|
|
Berhe, recognizing some of the names as those of his friends and relatives, began to implicate himself.
|
|
However, the summary noted that Mueller did not exonerate or implicate Trump on possible obstruction of justice.
|
|
The prosecutors' filings appear to implicate Trump in violating campaign finance laws in relation to the payments.
|
|
Collections of federal loans "implicate uniquely federal interests," a draft of the policy obtained by Politico reads.
|
|
If there's nothing to implicate Trump in the whistleblower complaint, why won't they release it to Congress?
|
|
It also argues that new witness testimony could implicate Stite's then-fiance, ex-police officer Jimmy Fennell.
|
|
The world's most pressing problems are global — poverty, hunger, environmental decimation and warming — and implicate us all.
|
|
People have a right to show and be counted in a way that doesn't implicate the employer.
|
|
After all, they've stood by him through worse, through events and allegations that implicate Mr. Trump himself.
|
|
President Trump led the charge, retweeting a conspiracy theory that sought to implicate former President Bill Clinton.
|
|
Instead of specific actors, we tend to focus on forces that don't actually implicate anyone in particular.
|
|
The memo does not take detours, nor does it go out of its way to implicate others.
|
|
"These questions are deadly serious, as they implicate the President's fitness to perform his duties," he said.
|
|
Based on a lot of homework, I knew that neither Manafort or Gates could implicate the President.
|
|
To start, Sollecito changed his story several times to implicate and then distance Knox from the crime.
|
|
Here is a look at some of Cohen's statements and whether they may implicate Trump in criminal conduct.
|
|
Testimony from its executives could significantly expand the Petrobras probe, lead to new investigations and implicate more politicians.
|
|
"This could have a chilling effect on people making submissions that implicate law enforcement," he told BuzzFeed News.
|
|
The prosecutor says he has obtained part of the list and enough evidence to implicate Ms Park's office.
|
|
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has triggered an investigation that could implicate the crown prince himself, and Sen.
|
|
Documents obtained by Yahoo Sports in February seemed to implicate players at a dozen other blue-chip programs.
|
|
So here the simplest hypothesis is sugar, and there's significant evidence, both circumstantial and direct, to implicate it.
|
|
Or is it instead some sort of side hustle from Cohen that doesn't implicate President Trump at all?
|
|
DNA evidence is used to implicate criminals every day, but the method used in this case was new.
|
|
We're told Kim believes there are new witnesses and evidence to exonerate Reed, and implicate the real killer.
|
|
They don't shy away from trauma; they face it head on and implicate the viewer in the tragedy.
|
|
Testimony from witnesses in the impeachment inquiry also heavily implicate Giuliani, according to transcripts released by House investigators.
|
|
My point here is that one's personal behavior, I believe, does not and should not implicate the newspaper.
|
|
The pee jar from season one will finally be found and it will implicate Joe in Peach's death.
|
|
It's possible that pairing these recordings with the information from Beck's book could implicate Joe in Beck's death.
|
|
Rather, it is that comprehensive research is rarely done, which, he said, would implicate a variety of factors.
|
|
Indeed, why should answers to mysteries that implicate and devastate scores of people over decades ever come easily?
|
|
Communication intercepts from before and after the attacks are being reviewed to see if they implicate Iranian officials.
|
|
They discussed how a criminal complaint in Ukraine could implicate a former Ukrainian official, Skadden and Manafort himself.
|
|
Their disappearances implicate national security because they involve fighting age, weapons-trained recruits who are demonstrated flight risks.
|
|
"You see Mr. Manafort changing his story so as not to implicate" others, Mr. Andres told the judge.
|
|
Officials have little freedom to stretch and little incentive to investigate corruption that might implicate fellow party members.
|
|
Can't the average techie in San Francisco or elsewhere safely and accurately say these problems don't actually implicate them?
|
|
For one thing, even actions that do not implicate the Constitution can be illegal in a more mundane sense.
|
|
But because of show changes, the lion could easily implicate other Lannisters instead, like Cersei or maybe even Jaime.
|
|
Though Minogue did not implicate Cowell in the feud, it seems he did not try to mitigate the situation.
|
|
They also seem to implicate the police in their schemes, alluding to a senior officer who "has our back".
|
|
At Tuesday's session, Russia complained about "unreliable sources" that implicate its forces in attacks on medical facilities in Syria.
|
|
Interviews with Rohingya, Rakhine witnesses and policemen implicate troops from the two light infantry divisions in arson and killing.
|
|
Many of the headlines already implicate CNN, claiming the channel aired 30 minutes of porn without giving any context.
|
|
Despite having a CV that might implicate him in Wednesday's attack, Izzadeen was innocent of the accusations against him.
|
|
If she paid someone to hack her grades, why implicate her — and potentially the hacker — by using her computer?
|
|
National security adviser John Bolton said Tuesday that the audio does not appear to implicate the Saudi crown prince.
|
|
This may be why Cohen went out of his way in court to implicate Trump in campaign-finance violations.
|
|
In that scenario, Cohen would never be forced to the witness stand and therefore could never implicate the President.
|
|
Just a single mutation, confirmed by multiple analyses, would be enough to implicate one twin and exonerate the other.
|
|
But Mr. Elleman makes a strong circumstantial case that would implicate the deteriorating factory complex and its underemployed engineers.
|
|
He has denied awareness of sexual abuse taking place, and the new investigation does not implicate him in it.
|
|
Being able to identify that server could implicate the NSA in a variety of other attacks around the world.
|
|
A call to request assistance for the Durham investigation would "implicate" Barr in nothing other than an official investigation.
|
|
He furiously denies this, and his lawyer presents paperwork suggesting that agents altered his words to falsely implicate him.
|
|
Lots of interactions between the government and the news media do not implicate those kinds of First Amendment concerns.
|
|
Based on what other witnesses have said, it's especially questionable on issues that might implicate him personally in wrongdoing.
|
|
She has filed a civil case in Florida with potentially damaging text messages that they claim will implicate Brown.
|
|
What happens when law enforcement uses it to implicate someone of a crime that they're not actually guilty of?
|
|
But he did implicate Allen Weisselberg, the Trump Organization's longtime chief financial officer, who may now face further scrutiny.
|
|
The obvious explanation, of course, is that Erdogan fears Zarrab could implicate his own close associates or family members.
|
|
And yet it's just deep enough to implicate its viewers in its tale, whether it means to or not.
|
|
Early leaks from a classified version of the report revealed some of the evidence intelligence agencies have to implicate Russia.
|
|
The bottom line: It's not clear what kind of information Manafort has to provide Mueller — or who he might implicate.
|
|
"Christine Renna testified before a legislative committee for more than four hours and did not implicate Mr. Stepien," Marino said.
|
|
But the court wrote that its fetal-remains ruling "does not implicate" broader questions about women's right to an abortion.
|
|
Companies offering patients online or mobile access to licensed healthcare professionals nationwide may implicate licensure requirements in all 50 states.
|
|
While Mueller reportedly is working on at least one final report, his staff is still pushing hard to implicate Trump.
|
|
Then they took me out to the back porch and began interrogating me, attempting to implicate me in a crime.
|
|
DNA samples can implicate anyone in a person's genetic family tree, from close relatives to people they have never met.
|
|
Despite these tough, questionable tactics, they still came up empty on Russia collusion and in trying to implicate Donald Trump.
|
|
Half of Americans think it is very or somewhat likely that the Mueller investigation will implicate Trump personally in wrongdoing.
|
|
Soon after, portions of sealed transcripts leaked that implicate WikiLeaks and Assange in directing hackers to target governments and corporations.
|
|
The video is just the latest in a series of scandals that implicate the Baltimore Police Department in abusive practices.
|
|
New plea bargains by contractors are expected to implicate many more lawmakers and even members of President Michel Temer's Cabinet.
|
|
A privacy debate spurred by Google and Facebook would also implicate Amazon and its massive cache of consumer data. Sen.
|
|
"In the long term, this may implicate weigh gain," the study, published in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition, concludes.
|
|
"Google's self-regulation, even of topics that may be of public concern, does not implicate the First Amendment," Wilson wrote.
|
|
Mr. Trump and his advisers insist they are not worried because so far none of the charges implicate the president.
|
|
They will even pay for the testing, because they believe it will both exonerate Cooper and implicate the real killers.
|
|
There's also a more even divide now than in December over whether the investigation is likely to implicate Trump personally.
|
|
A staggering corruption probe continues to implicate former presidents and powerful businessmen, and the Constitutional Court may soon decriminalize abortion.
|
|
That suggests the inquiry may implicate one of the division's commanders, all four people with knowledge of the matter said.
|
|
But recent CDC data continue to implicate tobacco use as the leading cause of preventable death in the United States.
|
|
My brother-in-law, Nazar, said the police tortured him and forced him to implicate other family members in wrongdoing.
|
|
Trump has sought to implicate Biden and his son Hunter in the kind of corruption that has long plagued Ukraine.
|
|
The court did not implicate President Kenyatta, who had been declared victor by a comfortable 54 percent of the vote.
|
|
His admissions directly implicate the president of the United States, who is listed as "Individual 210" in the charging documents.
|
|
"The emails also directly implicate Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort, who are included on the entire email chain," Goodman says.
|
|
" "This case, as litigated," the court majority said, "does not implicate our cases applying the undue burden test to abortion regulations.
|
|
" Cipollone added that the documents in question were still protected by executive privilege "because they implicate significant Executive Branch confidentiality interests.
|
|
But for members of the media to speculate about domestic violence, to implicate the President in spousal abuse is just stunning.
|
|
Prosecutors suspect that he and two accomplices wanted to implicate refugees in their planned attack by posing as an asylum seeker.
|
|
They don't implicate progressives' core complaint with Trump — he's a huge racist — and they don't really apply to other prominent Republicans.
|
|
So massive, in fact, that these smaller harms implicate all of us—not just as potential victims, but as potential perpetrators.
|
|
To write despite it I must implicate myself, to confess to myself, silently or on the page, that I am envious.
|
|
That could implicate him legally, though he was granted immunity by federal prosecutors for cooperating in the Cohen investigation last year.
|
|
Prosecutors say Durst killed Berman because she could implicate him in the slaying of his wife, Kathleen, who vanished in 1982.
|
|
"A seizure alone does not initiate a forfeiture proceeding because it does not implicate a transfer of legal title," he wrote.
|
|
We broke the story ... Sean was worried she'd implicate him as a snitch, and potentially put a target on his back.
|
|
His national security advisor, Michael Flynn, resigned under a cloud of scandal which may implicate others in the administration, including Trump.
|
|
He was able to not implicate himself in his songs by placing them in a different time, or by playing characters.
|
|
For that investigation, Mueller's team gathered evidence through voluntary FBI interviews with witnesses, which do not implicate grand jury secrecy rules.
|
|
Mr. Willis, the board's chairman, said on the conference call that Pepper Hamilton's findings had nothing "specific" to implicate Mr. Bennett.
|
|
However, it may depend on whether Cohen is willing to implicate Trump in prior knowledge of the effort to silence McDougal.
|
|
Federal agencies are already required to give businesses a heads up before responding to FOIA requests that may implicate their data.
|
|
Will supportive Republicans be able to persuade the public that the indictments do not directly implicate the President in any wrongdoing?
|
|
These seemingly mundane questions strike at the heart of GMO controversies and implicate the use of breakthrough CRISPR gene editing technologies.
|
|
In the two instances, the copyright holder owns a set of exclusive rights, but some uses implicate both kinds of copyright.
|
|
When the Supreme Court took the case, libel was seen as a state law claim that didn't implicate the First Amendment.
|
|
All recent South Korean presidents have ended their terms in ignominy, disgraced by scandals that often implicate their children as well.
|
|
"This case, as litigated, therefore does not implicate our cases applying the undue burden test to abortion regulations," the ruling said.
|
|
Nobody in the electorate cares much about these events in far-off places that don't directly implicate the lives of Americans.
|
|
Current and former American officials whisper that classified reports implicate the company in possible Chinese espionage but have produced none publicly.
|
|
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said on Wednesday that Cohen's plea deal did not implicate the president in a crime.
|
|
The Times obtained thousands of Russian Air Force recordings that directly implicate Russia in four hospital attacks in just 12 hours.
|
|
But the kidnappers killed the professor, then dumped his body in a Taliban-controlled area to implicate the militants, he said.
|
|
The court has emphasized the importance of providing federal jurisdiction as to certain state law claims that implicate strong federal interests.
|
|
Leblanc Núñez home from work and searched through her emails, hoping to find evidence that would implicate her in his escape.
|
|
But the specific facts Sulzberger describes don't directly implicate the president or any other top officials beyond the embassy in Cairo.
|
|
The second volume of Mueller's report is a detailed investigation of events that potentially implicate President Trump in obstruction of justice.
|
|
Trump also sought to justify press secretary Sean Spicer's attempt to implicate the British spy agency GCHQ in the nonexistent wiretapping.
|
|
Walls Turned Sideways extends this analysis to implicate the museum in the same landscape of money and power as the prison.
|
|
And, appallingly but unsurprisingly, the pundit has managed to implicate frequent target Kim Kardashian in his mansplanation of the rapper's present situation.
|
|
It's possible Mueller's report won't implicate President Trump, in which case Republicans would also have a strong interest in making it public.
|
|
"Climate change is real and there is sufficient evidence to implicate fossil fuels as part of the problem," McMurtry said by email.
|
|
Panama Papers: 4 reasons why Panama is used as a tax haven The documents implicate scores of world leaders, politicians and celebrities.
|
|
Erdogan challenged the Saudis' official account and ratcheted up pressure on the Crown Prince while being careful not to implicate the King.
|
|
Separately, a study published in July shows medical residents are more likely to implicate racial bias in their practice as burnout increases.
|
|
During a tense income tax raid, an honest officer (Ajay Devgn) tries to implicate a powerful politician for his ill-gotten wealth.
|
|
It&aposs not a tidy case but I don&apost think either of these men did anything that could implicate the President.
|
|
The problem is that they all implicate Republican politics or conservative ideology, and are thus off-limits to Trump's intra-party critics.
|
|
Though DNA tests can be used for good, they've also been known to falsely implicate innocent people in crimes they didn't commit.
|
|
"He was fired because he's the investigator in the investigation that could implicate the president of the United States," Perez said Monday.
|
|
There is no single smoking gun within the pages to definitively implicate any senior Saudi leaders for supporting the al Qaeda terrorists.
|
|
LeAnn reminds him that Aidan has intel that would also implicate him, so it's in his best interest to start being useful.
|
|
"They tried to place standards for interpreting epidemiology that made it impossible to implicate secondhand smoke as causing anything bad," Glantz said.
|
|
The information I was asking for had nothing to do with communications with the President and did not implicate any constitutional privilege.
|
|
Presumably, the realpolitik goal of Trump's Fox News defenders is to undermine any findings by Mueller that could implicate Trump in wrongdoing.
|
|
A United Nations investigator recently said there is "credible evidence" that could implicate Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Khashoggi's death.
|
|
Other intercepted phone calls also implicate the GRU, Russia's military intelligence agency, and the FSB, Russia's domestic intelligence agency, the investigators said.
|
|
Top Democrats on Capitol Hill believe that special counsel Robert Mueller is building an obstruction of justice case that could implicate Trump.
|
|
He has kept his job even though an investigation by America's Department of Justice, made public in July, appears to implicate him.
|
|
Events in Portugal this week suggested the Football Leaks evidence could yet yield further charges, and implicate other significant figures in soccer.
|
|
These assaults implicate Jews as a dominant group in the Atlantic slave trade and the enslavement of Africans in the New World.
|
|
Besides OCR's new Conscience division, we've seen the Republican government allow Medicaid work requirements, and implicate Medicaid access in the opioid crisis.
|
|
Counterintuitively, as DNA analysis becomes more sensitive, forensic genetic analysis may be more likely to falsely implicate a person in a crime.
|
|
Each of these projects build and complicate each other, I hope, and implicate the other sculptures, photographs, collections, and installations I create.
|
|
Chip Roy of Texas attempted to implicate Omar, as well as a recent New York Times cartoon, in the anti-Semitic violence.
|
|
Donald Trump has frequently shown bizarre political judgment, while Nixon was generally careful in public statements, avoiding anything that would implicate him.
|
|
The strategy, evidently, is to try to create pressure on Manafort to cooperate with the investigation and implicate others — potentially including Trump.
|
|
Roger Stone's arrest for lying to Congress, obstruction, and witness tampering didn't just implicate the longtime political strategist and Donald Trump adviser.
|
|
Like DNA evidence before it, Calo said the risk of using it to wrongly implicate someone in a crime is just too high.
|
|
At least, Zellner is using the Tadychs, Brendan's parents, in her lawsuit, accusing Barb Tadych specifically of lying to police to implicate Steven.
|
|
Partially because Piper was sad and oblivious, but also because Nicky Nicholas (Natasha Lyonne) was forced to implicate her prison mom as well.
|
|
Facebook did more to implicate itself, failing to ban Cambridge as an advertiser even after it became clear they had violated platform rules.
|
|
Meanwhile, the Mueller investigation seems to be gathering more and more damaging evidence that could implicate Trump's campaign and maybe the president himself.
|
|
And if the Manafort and Flynn "silos" continue to be active, couldn't they potentially implicate people who currently work in the White House?
|
|
That heightened expectations Cunha would press hard to be accepted as a state's witness and implicate a huge swath of the political establishment.
|
|
Trump has remained adamant that Mueller won't find any evidence of collusion -- or at least nothing that could personally implicate Trump, sources said.
|
|
Because of this, Searching doesn't necessarily implicate social media, or its ability to let us disguise ourselves, in dividing Margot and her father.
|
|
The tank sale went forward even though some administration officials have been worried that it could implicate the United States in war crimes.
|
|
So is it wrong to pose this question to myself because of how it might implicate others who have chosen to have sex?
|
|
The government's investigative committee has its official narratives for what happened that don't implicate them, but to me, it reeks of Putin's actions.
|
|
News that former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn has reached a plea agreement that could implicate Trump sent stocks sharply lower at midday.
|
|
The possibility that Mr. Flynn could implicate senior White House officials in Mr. Mueller's investigation would certainly throw the markets into high uncertainty.
|
|
He's reluctant to back anything that the Tories propose because he calculates that doing so will implicate him in Brexit's inevitable economic damage.
|
|
But lawyers and international justice experts who have followed the court expressed little doubt that Ms. Bensouda has evidence that could implicate Americans.
|
|
Translation: Iraq is wary of letting international investigators pry into crimes on its territory, which could potentially implicate its own forces or allies.
|
|
Many politicians fear that if Cunha should turn state's witness, his testimony could implicate scores of congressmen and members of the executive branch.
|
|
Trump's private tax returns didn't implicate his duties as president and, as a result, didn't involve issues of executive privilege, the court found.
|
|
Barr also said Mueller didn't reach a conclusion on obstruction -- the report didn't implicate Trump in any crimes, but didn't exonerate him either.
|
|
The White House records remain legally protected from disclosure under longstanding constitutional principles, because they implicate significant Executive Branch confidentiality interests and executive privilege.
|
|
Within the past year, detectives have developed "key information" about how Cross died that seems to implicate a number of individuals, the spokesman reveals.
|
|
Cipollone argued in the letter that Hicks' responses "would likely implicate executive branch confidentiality interests concerning" the President's decision-making once he took office.
|
|
The first season — the only one so far — follows a scheme that manages to implicate just about every character in ways I cannot divulge.
|
|
The deal has sent shudders through Brazil's political establishment which is bracing for more leaked statements likely to implicate as many as 200 politicians.
|
|
Officials have confirmed that the drugs in the video were used to implicate a defendant who was scheduled to face trial in July 2017.
|
|
Cooperation with authorities by Pecker and Howard could further implicate Trump in connection with the payments, which prosecutors have said violated campaign finance laws.
|
|
The IG report declines to name these employees, but their position descriptions implicate Strozk, Page and several other executives, special agents and investigative analysts.
|
|
The Panama Papers also implicate the family members and business contacts of Chinese politicians, including the brother-in-law of Chinese President Xi Jinping.
|
|
Investigators said they believe Andressian was then going to kill himself and try to implicate his wife in both deaths, according to the Times.
|
|
Some data sources—like marriage, divorce, birth, and business records—also implicate other people that are associated with a person personally or through family.
|
|
And it's also possible that Mueller's growing obstruction of justice case — based in part on when Trump fired Comey — could soon implicate Trump himself.
|
|
Zarella, however, found that Sherman lacked admissible evidence to link Thomas Skakel to Moxley's death, and could have reasonably chosen not to implicate him.
|
|
"They want [Manafort] to give certain forms of evidence that would implicate the president in things that Mr. Manafort says are untrue," Giuliani said.
|
|
Furthermore, it is not known whether Mueller has documentary evidence to implicate the President in any wrongdoing, or is simply relying on Cohen's testimony.
|
|
The details are murky, but the ruling Cambodia People's Party (CPP) has suggested that the tapes implicate the opposition politician in soliciting a prostitute.
|
|
Most importantly because a leak of classified information might implicate the Espionage Act, whereas a leak of unclassified information is unlikely to do so.
|
|
The U.S. dollar index dropped sharply, hitting session lows on Friday, on reports Michael Flynn may implicate President Donald Trump in the Russian investigation.
|
|
They also sought to implicate his group in an effort to smuggle to Myanmar the teenage son of a lawyer who had been arrested.
|
|
It's theoretically possible, of course, that Trump played no part in any possible collusion, and that Manafort doesn't know anything that could implicate him.
|
|
Friday's sentencing memorandum was the first filing produced by the President's own Justice Department to implicate him directly in the commission of a felony.
|
|
Prosecutors suspect that Franco Hans A., along with two accomplices, wanted to implicate refugees in their planned attack by posing as an asylum seeker.
|
|
In her statement, Ford will implicate Kavanaugh's friend Mark Judge, who she claimed was in the room, egging on Kavanaugh during the alleged assault.
|
|
After thirteen breaths she had to admit that she was burning to gut whatever previous resident had decided to implicate her in his project.
|
|
I am not saying I fully believe these arguments, but given that some of them directly implicate my own blind spots, they're worth considering.
|
|
Trump could try to downplay the significance of Flynn's plea deal, saying that it still doesn't implicate him or other members of his campaign.
|
|
But if it's a matter of methods and means that don't implicate safety, then we have a shot at trying to sort those out.
|
|
The FISA court must be even more transparent on how applications are reviewed and approved, and how its decisions implicate the privacy of Americans.
|
|
"Because Coronavirus appears to meet the statutory definition of a 'biological agent'… such acts potentially could implicate the Nation's terrorism-related statutes," Rosen wrote.
|
|
"The structures of I.C.O.s that I have seen involve the offer and sale of securities and directly implicate the securities registration requirements," he said.
|
|
Mr. Trump isn't a defendant in the latter two cases — but they still implicate his business ties and his conduct on the campaign trail.
|
|
Citing an unnamed company as a model for circumventing United States sanctions, that second document seemed to implicate ZTE's more politically important rival, Huawei.
|
|
This truly helped fortify Hamilton's concepts of the unspoken or unseen elements of history that implicate us all if not recognized and dealt with.
|
|
As the end of conventional political messaging draws nigh, how government regulators react will profoundly implicate the nation's commitment to free speech and debate.
|
|
Since I'm totally convinced one of Perry and Celeste's twin sons is harming Amabella, the segue seems to implicate Perry and Celeste even further.
|
|
Should the ICC inquiry lead to an official investigation, it could see the court implicate both Israeli and Palestinian individuals for violations of international law.
|
|
Former lobbyists are, in other words, directly managing the White House end of the regulatory process on issues that directly implicate their clients' core interests.
|
|
They will each get a modest sentence if they both refuse to talk, and will serve somewhat more time if they both implicate the other.
|
|
A sitting president would have shut down a counter-espionage investigation into a hostile state's attack, because it threatened to implicate himself or his children.
|
|
The testimony is expected to implicate upward of 200 powerful politicians and business leaders in the massive graft probe of state-run oil company Petrobras.
|
|
A lawyer for Anthony Sanborn has accused Gerard Rossi of effectively making a deal with police to implicate Sanborn in the death of Jessica Briggs.
|
|
" But when the facts didn't add up, he added, "the authorities started to put their thumb on the scale to implicate Jack in this crime.
|
|
It may be unfair to implicate a simple bicycle in the advent of an intrepid borderland smuggler, but this story wouldn't be complete without one.
|
|
"We need you to implicate yourself in the death of Zoe Barnes," Claire tells him before he's even had a chance to digest his fish.
|
|
Not only is this improper; it creates a false sense that the president can weigh in on the outcome of judicial proceedings that implicate him.
|
|
Twenty-eight pages are still being withheld amid suspicions that what they contain could implicate the Saudi government and Saudi citizens in the terrorist strike.
|
|
We don't really know whether they will implicate the government of Saudi Arabia or exonerate it, but the American people deserve to know the truth.
|
|
Not only is this improper; it creates a false sense that the President can weigh in on the outcome of judicial proceedings that implicate him.
|
|
"So long as the Mueller report does not personally implicate Donald Trump, it's a good thing that it comes out," said Republican strategist Ford O'Connell.
|
|
And it is not clear if the additional tapes -- if they exist -- would further implicate the governor in any wrongdoing beyond the already disclosed affair.
|
|
Although the charges filed by Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, did not implicate the president, the subject of impeachment is on people's minds.
|
|
But cardiac arrest was cited as the cause of death, and Ramdev has dismissed efforts to implicate him as a conspiracy by his political enemies.
|
|
These orders implicate one of the fundamental premises of the union among the 50 states: the right of American citizens to travel among them freely.
|
|
Prosecutors wrote Friday that Mr. Cohen "acted in coordination with and at the direction" of Mr. Trump, which could implicate the president in a felony.
|
|
The complaints did not implicate any head coaches, perhaps for reasons explained by one of the defendants in an audio recording of a secret meeting.
|
|
"As a society we need a way to get control over technologies used by police that implicate civil rights, liberties and racial justice," says Friedman.
|
|
His first impulse is to turn Elsa in, but it's clear that would get his mother executed, and Elsa threatens to implicate him as well.
|
|
Soon other documents were found in the leak to implicate several more states, including Puebla, though most of the states denied ever using the software.
|
|
"More cases are being opened that implicate trade secret theft" — and more of them point to China, said U.S. Deputy Assistant Attorney General Adam Hickey.
|
|
The images here are not exclusively contemporary — note a man resembling the abolitionist Frederick Douglass in the lower left corner — but they implicate current events.
|
|
Because if Manafort were to know of anything that could implicate Trump in connection with Russia, it seems quite plausible Gates would know it too.
|
|
The charges detailed in the report go back as far as 30 years, and implicate 2500 priests in the abuse of more than 22006,22.6 victims.
|
|
Because if Manafort were to know of anything that could implicate Trump in connection with Russia, it seems quite plausible Gates would know it, too.
|
|
But the USDA argues that it would be "grossly irresponsible and reckless" to implicate producers without sufficient evidence that they are the source of the outbreak.
|
|
"Most researchers mentioning the DMCA as a risk factor expressed certainty about their ability to identify when their work might implicate the DMCA," the CDT wrote.
|
|
One of the emails, published first by MuckRock on Monday, appears to implicate Pai's own chief of staff, Matthew Berry, in this entirely avoidable fuck up.
|
|
And last that Mr Trump stands out as the first president caught up in scandals that implicate a foreign power—and a hostile one at that.
|
|
Perhaps the most damning aspect of this report is that it has the potential to implicate Vice President Mike Pence as having knowledge of Flynn's actions.
|
|
But sufficient evidence to implicate the very top officials in the White House never emerged, and the scandal never became a truly all-consuming public matter.
|
|
" But the Post points out that drafts "might not implicate lawyers in knowingly passing along a lie — if their clients had not been truthful with them.
|
|
The Bundeswehr plot comes after last month's bomb attack targeting the football club Borussia Dortmund's team bus, which also involved misleading authorities to implicate Islamist terrorists.
|
|
Still many policymakers are careful to not implicate the energy industry directly, making pains to distinguish between the drilling process and the storing of its byproduct.
|
|
Veronica is more a pawn than anything else particularly after Harim threatens to implicate Hermione if she won't testify as a character witness on his behalf.
|
|
Trump, meanwhile, appeared to allude to Manafort's situation in a tweet, claiming Mueller was "ruining lives" because people are "refusing to lie" (presumably, to implicate Trump).
|
|
"It is very disturbing ... to find that she has been the victim of seemingly concerted efforts to implicate her directly in Giulio's death," said the statement.
|
|
He did not address reports that the government had audio and video of the killing, and did not directly implicate Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
|
|
President Obama arrived in Saudi Arabia barely a day after publicly supporting the release of documents that could implicate Saudi officials in the attacks of Sept.
|
|
"The White House records remain legally protected from disclosure under longstanding constitutional principles, because they implicate significant executive branch confidentiality interests and executive privilege," Cipollone added.
|
|
Roberts appeared to be suggesting that entering dense political thickets which implicate untested constitutional frameworks, like partisan gerrymandering, could well undermine the Supreme Court's institutional legitimacy.
|
|
But he has turned state's witness, along with nearly 80 other executives from the firm, and their statements are expected to implicate more than 200 politicians.
|
|
He expects his attorney general to squelch investigations that could implicate him and his allies while wielding the Justice Department's immense powers against his political opponents.
|
|
Manson panicked, terrified that Beausoleil would implicate him in the crime (and the earlier murder of Crowe), and wanted to deflect attention away from the deaths.
|
|
The special counsel's first charges in the Russia investigation did not implicate President Trump directly, but collectively amounted to a political body blow to his administration.
|
|
Aaron Rich is also suing for defamation over theories that falsely implicate him, purporting that he helped steal the data and cover up his brother's killing.
|
|
U.S. prosecutors say they have a witness who will directly implicate a Russian businessman known as "Putin's chef" in schemes to carry out election interference overseas.
|
|
That person will have to deal with an open investigation into sexual harassment claims that implicate former bosses and the culture of the company they oversaw.
|
|
The Justice Department argued that Mr. Trump operated the account in his personal capacity, so blocking people who irritated him did not implicate their constitutional rights.
|
|
The person familiar with the complaint, who has not personally reviewed it but is aware of its contents, said it did not directly implicate Mr. Mnuchin.
|
|
The House also released some new, rather incriminating documents concerning Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani and his associates Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman — documents which implicate him.
|
|
But new revelations potentially implicate German automakers Daimler and BMW in illegal collusion with VW to hold down the prices of crucial technology, including emissions equipment.
|
|
The activities the man is accused of with the Islamic State "implicate numerous national security, law enforcement, international relations and foreign policy concerns," Ms. Kupec said.
|
|
Though the units involved in the Ahuas mission have been dissolved, many of the egregious actions documented in the review implicate senior and midlevel American officials.
|
|
That means the new policies won't just affect things like misleadingly altered videos (like deepfakes), but could implicate simple lies made by people impersonating others online.
|
|
Mr. Reid, in particular, pressed for the F.B.I. to find out more and charged that the agency was sitting on important information that could implicate Russia.
|
|
On the other hand, if he cooperates "fully and truthfully" with Mueller but does not implicate the President, he will almost surely receive a presidential pardon.
|
|
The biggest question in the report is whether there are things in it that we didn't already know that either further implicate Trump or exonerate him.
|
|
U.S. officials were skeptical the Mexican government was serious about investigating the case because it might ultimately implicate key figures, senior American officials told the Times.
|
|
Mariana, an independent spirit, spends much of the film uncomfortably probing these links, which in one way or another implicate her father, husband and horseback-riding teacher.
|
|
U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton on Tuesday suggested that an audio tape of Jamal Khashoggi's murder may not implicate Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
|
|
So many of us are embedded in complex mechanisms of cause and effect that implicate us — if indirectly — in systems we know are asymmetrical or even wrong.
|
|
Edward C. DuMont, California's solicitor general, arguing in support of the union, did not dispute that collective bargaining involved political issues that implicate workers' First Amendment rights.
|
|
"There were times I didn't tell Shirzad where I was going in order not to implicate him when I pushed the boundaries of our coverage," Amanpour said.
|
|
The Senate Leadership Fund, which is spending tens of millions to help GOP Senate candidates including Rubio, has sought to directly implicate Murphy in the alleged scheme.
|
|
At the same time, ongoing probes in Congress and in the attorney general's and comptroller's offices threaten to implicate Kuczynski in new allegations of wrongdoing, he added.
|
|
On the other hand, should Mueller's findings implicate senior Trump campaign officials or even the President himself, it will be damn near impossible to discredit those facts.
|
|
That is not enough for McCarthy, who views the matter as further evidence Obama was never going to allow a prosecution of Clinton, lest it implicate him.
|
|
" The email seemed to implicate Pruitt and differed with his April 4 interview on Fox News, in which he claimed to have "found out about it yesterday.
|
|
"Just the simple act of shipping the images from one A.I. researcher to another is going to implicate you in all kinds of federal crimes," he said.
|
|
The series portrays a chain of corruption reaching right up to a fictitious deputy leader of the country (only costume dramas are allowed to implicate the emperor).
|
|
Both Cohen and prosecutors pinned Cohen's crimes on Trump's orders, and the judge on Wednesday said Cohen's election violations "implicate a far more insidious harm" to democracy.
|
|
National security adviser John Bolton on Tuesday said that an audio recording of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi's killing does not appear to implicate Saudi Arabia's crown prince.
|
|
But since Cohen's assistance is about investigations that are still ongoing, it's unlikely they'll reveal too much about just what he's provided and whom it might implicate.
|
|
In one of his interviews, Nunberg said that Mueller was trying to build an obstruction case against Stone, and suggested he didn't want to help implicate him.
|
|
Exactly, and I think some of that does have to implicate, not government action, but an awareness that the stakes are a lot higher than people realize.
|
|
The documents released by the Campaign Legal Center do not implicate Bush, who spent months before formally launching his campaign fundraising for the Right to Rise PAC.
|
|
" He added that Mr. Cohen's particular crimes — breaking campaign finance laws, tax evasion and lying to Congress — "implicate a far more insidious harm to our democratic institutions.
|
|
But the fact that Flynn is cooperating with the investigation means he could potentially give Mueller's team information that does implicate other people in the Trump orbit.
|
|
This week, Alejandro Burzaco, an Argentine businessman who has pleaded guilty for his role in the scandal, was the first witness to implicate the absent Del Nero.
|
|
While prosecutors may not unveil charges against individuals in North Korea in the case, it is likely to implicate North Korea in the theft, the report said.
|
|
While he was described as critical of the Ukraine pressure campaign by other officials, it is not known whether he would implicate or exonerate the president himself.
|
|
Now the words have broken rank, slipping and sliding through the brushwork and slurred colors, in and out of sight, still hurling insults that increasingly implicate art.
|
|
Thursday night wasn't even the first time this week Giuliani went out of his way on Ingraham's show to implicate the State Department in the Ukraine mess.
|
|
BPD has failed to provide officers with sufficient guidance and oversight regarding their interactions with individuals that implicate First Amendment protections, leading to the violations we observed.
|
|
Most prominently, last week the Mueller investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election produced a series of revelations that implicate those close to the president.
|
|
Democrats called the tweet a clear effort to intimidate Mr. Cohen, who promised to and ultimately did implicate Mr. Trump in possible crimes and other unsavory behavior.
|
|
"Because of the potential breadth of the government's review in this case, the warrant in its execution may implicate otherwise innocuous and constitutionally protected activity," Judge Morin wrote.
|
|
Chris Hardwick's been scrubbed from the Nerdist website he founded after accusations of emotional and sexual abuse by his ex-girlfriend, Chloe Dykstra, seem to clearly implicate him.
|
|
They can claim causation in their findings, that the parts of the brain they implicate have a crucial role in those powerful moments between an individual and god.
|
|
President Temer installed the first all-male Cabinet in decades and the "Car Wash" probe continued to implicate politicians in both Rousseff's Workers Party and Temer's centrist PMDB.
|
|
Both appear to implicate the FCC in providing false information to members of Congress, specifically when describing what the FBI agents and FCC officials discussed after the incident.
|
|
David Cortman, a top litigator for ADF, insisted this case is about free speech, not anti-gay bias, stressing the case doesn't implicate rights of mixed-race couples.
|
|
Guinea is not ready to make an extradition request but its investigation could implicate many people, the secretary general of the ministry of mines, Saadou Nimaga, told Reuters.
|
|
The police in this country work for us, for all of us — they often do wonderful, courageous and exemplary work — and their actions thus involve and implicate us.
|
|
Emotion detection has been touted as a way to predict violent attacks, as has monitoring Twitter and Facebook for keywords that may belie a threat or implicate criminals.
|
|
In an email to Reuters, Funes said Melendez got witnesses to implicate him falsely through plea-bargain deals while letting conservative politicians linked to graft off the hook.
|
|
Speaking in Berlin, Foreign Minister Adel Al-Jubeir said there was no evidence to implicate Saudi Arabia in the attacks in Tehran, which is Riyadh's arch regional rival.
|
|
The special counsel detailed 10 episodes it examined as part of an obstruction of justice investigation, but decided neither to implicate nor exonerate the president on that front.
|
|
Forty years later, the Supreme Court admitted that the majority had been wrong to say wiretapping did not implicate the Fourth Amendment, and that Brandeis had been right.
|
|
"It's obviously going to implicate a lot of people — I can't tell you who but it's not going to end up with just Jeffrey Epstein," Giuliani told Hill.
|
|
He was just the latest of a number of people who served under the late Hugo Chávez to implicate senior players in the government in the narcotics trade.
|
|
All of the kingdom's statements have sought to distance Crown Prince Mohammed from responsibility for authorizing the killing, and the revision on Thursday did nothing to implicate him.
|
|
Cohen has been seeking a sentence reduction since last year, arguing prosecutors were refusing to accept his cooperation because doing so would implicate President Donald Trump in crimes.
|
|
It's unclear what information Manafort has to offer prosecutors, and there's no evidence right now that any of it could implicate Trump in the investigation into Russian collusion.
|
|
"Mueller's Russian investigation has tried to implicate me by saying I had direct knowledge of plans by WikiLeaks to release information damaging to Hillary Clinton's campaign," he wrote.
|
|
He displayed a check signed by the president, he said was to reimburse him for hush money payments, that could implicate Mr. Trump in a campaign finance violation.
|
|
During an alleged political rivalry between Sheikh Ahmad and Sheikh Nasser al Sabah, a video circulated on social media in 2013 seeming to implicate the former prime minister.
|
|
No Americans should be compelled to participate in efforts to falsely implicate themselves, the national security professionals protecting our country, or ordinary citizens practicing their First Amendment rights.
|
|
"The court finds that there is a large potential factual overlap between the civil and criminal proceedings that would heavily implicate Mr. Cohen's Fifth Amendment rights," he wrote.
|
|
It's true that investigators have yet to talk to several key officials who may be able to directly implicate or clear the President, or to subpoena Trump himself.
|
|
The answer to this doesn't necessarily implicate Joe Biden in wrongdoing; most media outlets acknowledge that there is "no evidence" that Joe sought to help his son's paymasters.
|
|
It alleges that he solicited a foreign power—the government of Ukraine—to announce a criminal investigation that would implicate Joe Biden, his potential Democratic opponent, in wrongdoing.
|
|
As Beausoleil had done, they wrote "Pig" on the door in blood, in order to tie the killings to the death of Hinman and implicate the Black Panthers.
|
|
Last week, both the New York Times and Washington Post broke stories that might implicate Vice President Mike Pence in a potential obstruction of justice case against Trump.
|
|
In the call, Trump's attorney obliquely referenced Flynn's cooperation, asked for a "heads up" if he would implicate Trump, and said he should remember Trump's positive feelings toward him.
|
|
And to make matters even worse, both the government and its opponents took their fight outside parliament, mutually leaking news stories that appeared to implicate their opponents in corruption.
|
|
In some ways, the old transgressions are the most uncomfortable: They implicate not just the alleged abusers, but everyone who knew about the stories and chose to overlook them.
|
|
New York is now trying to undo its own gun rules, hoping to scuttle the Supreme Court case rather than risk a loss that could implicate other gun laws.
|
|
The allegations against these four men, closely linked to Russia's military and intelligence services, implicate Moscow in the destruction of the plane and the deaths of its civilian passengers.
|
|
In January, Brazilian prosecutors brought charges against the Panamanian law firm's lawyers for money laundering and hiding documents related to the Brazilians Petrobras scandal – including those that implicate Lula.
|
|
Then, cold-case investigators made a startling find when DNA evidence in Hough's case appeared to implicate one of their own: retired police crime-lab technician Kevin Brown, 62.
|
|
To implicate Obama compounds the problem, however, because Trump's supporters see Trump as Obama's antithesis—the solution to the problems Obama has caused—not as somehow complicit with him.
|
|
The problem with expanded waivers, last time, was that the ACA is so interconnected, rolling back one part of the law can quickly implicate another, more politically sensitive part.
|
|
"If you did that in a bathroom or a boardroom — or even if it's someone's private space, like through a window — you could implicate privacy law there," says Calo.
|
|
The lawyers said information disclosed in the investigation is insufficient to implicate Pitino in any type of misconduct or other activity that would violate the terms of his contract.
|
|
But now with the arrest of Mr. Cunha, members of Brazil's political elite are undoubtedly concerned that he will cooperate with prosecutors and implicate others in the Petrobras case.
|
|
The Cohen and Manafort developments on Tuesday highlight the kind of people who the President has surrounded himself with and -- in Cohen's case -- are willing to implicate Trump directly.
|
|
Mr. Jaki was the driving force behind a law that sought to make it a crime to implicate the Polish nation in the slaughter of Jews during the Holocaust.
|
|
First, the bishops who presided over that horror are in many cases still in power, and so even decades-old revelations implicate our current leaders, in America and Rome.
|
|
Still-secret court filings related to sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein and his alleged procurer Ghislaine Maxwell could implicate "hundreds of other people," Maxwell's lawyer said Wednesday during a hearing.
|
|
If records implicate someone in power as being an abuser or enabler alongside Epstein, it doesn't matter if that person has an "R" or a "D" by their name.
|
|
According to the letter, Tekashi will implicate himself and other gang members in a conspiracy to harm a rapper -- Casanova -- who wrote lyrics they felt were critical of 6ix9ine.
|
|
And the advice that Princess Carolyn gives BoJack — to write an apology that admits some fault but doesn't legally implicate him — is essentially what Kobe Bryant did in 2004.
|
|
The president could quash Bannon's ability to testify to confidential interactions with the president as long as they did not implicate "crime-fraud" – advice given to commit a crime.
|
|
But, you know, I mean, this is a joke, to try to implicate me as like a friend of the Russians and-- THRUSH: What do you think of Putin?
|
|
The White House sent a formal threat to Bolton telling him not to publish his forthcoming memoir, which includes key allegations that could implicate Trump in the Ukraine scandal.
|
|
One year later, in 1965, they sought to implicate Ms. Hindley's brother-in-law, David Smith, by making him watch as they murdered Edward Evans, 17, with an ax.
|
|
"The Weekly": Our reporters chased elusive evidence that was supposed to implicate the world's most powerful people in an epic cover-up of sexual misconduct tied to Jeffrey Epstein.
|
|
The street files, to which civil rights lawyers have been battling access, may contain evidence that could exonerate more innocent people in or implicate others who were never charged.
|
|
Not only did these charges not implicate Trump or his campaign, but the filing expressly stated that no one in the Trump campaign knowingly engaged Russians in these efforts.
|
|
In this instance, both Trump and Trump Jr. are subjects of the same investigation, and any legal advice they received on these topics would potentially implicate the other person.
|
|
But Mr. Flynn's cooperation could still be valuable in guiding Mr. Mueller's understanding of the campaign's contacts with Russia, even if he cannot directly implicate anyone in a crime.
|
|
The government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has denied using chemical weapons and instead has blamed rebels for staging attacks to falsely implicate his forces in the atrocities.
|
|
"In the assessment of those who have listened to it," the recording does not directly implicate bin Salman, Bolton said, adding that he had not listened to the tape himself.
|
|
Along the way you'll also face a series of choices about how best to implicate your enemies in counter-revolutionary activities, and fend off their attempts to do the same.
|
|
In 2015 the Social Democrats began releasing leaked tapes of Mr Gruevski and other senior officials which appeared to implicate them in corruption, electoral fraud and interfering with the judiciary.
|
|
Radiating outward from this one city block, "Operation Car Wash" has become a sprawling web of allegations, indictments, and convictions that implicate top companies, businesspeople, and politicians throughout Latin America.
|
|
But "Trump is liberal" is one of the only arguments conservatives can make that doesn't implicate their movement in embarrassing ways or risk harming the party in the general election.
|
|
Another unsolved topic with a few competing theories, some say Q's references to the papacy-centric Coppola film are meant to implicate the Catholic church in the global pedo ring.
|
|
Leftist senators slammed his appointment as a move to protect Temer's government from the sprawling "Car Wash" kickback investigation that threatens to implicate a large swath of Brazil's political establishment.
|
|
"Even if the ... policy had some incidental impact on Plaintiffs' speech, that impact does not implicate any interest that the First Amendment protects," the school had argued in its motion.
|
|
He said Jonas' account was "an intentional fabrication to implicate me in alleged wrongdoing in which I played no part as I was not present and never met Mr Jonas".
|
|
Despite a wealth of evidence pointing to a terrorist attack, Gowdy kept searching for a smoking gun that would implicate Clinton, including in the notorious emails that dogged her campaign.
|
|
Both major powers objected to some details in the UN report, in part out of fear that it would implicate Russian and Chinese nationals in helping North Korea evade sanctions.
|
|
In a plea deal, they accused Temer of taking bribes in return for political favors and of conspiring to buy the silence of a witness who could implicate the president.
|
|
President Trump admitted via tweet on May 3 that he reimbursed Cohen for his (now admittedly illegal) payment to Stormy Daniels, so Cohen's guilty plea will certainly implicate President Trump.
|
|
" But the magic of this best-selling novel, Ms. Henderson added, is its "power to implicate all of its characters — and likely many of its readers — in that innocent delusion.
|
|
Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi, a longtime partner of Bulger's who also knew Salemme, testified that Salemme became concerned DiSarro was speaking to authorities and might implicate him in criminal activities.
|
|
As Beausoleil had done after killing Hinman, they wrote "Pig" on the door in blood, in an attempt to tie the killings to Hinman's murder and implicate the Black Panthers.
|
|
That impression lingers today, although the murders were practically just a red herring — all a plot to make sure Beausoleil was released before he could implicate Manson for his crimes.
|
|
Some of the lies that the special counsel spells out in the redacted memorandum appear to implicate the president and those close to him in possible collusion and obstruction crimes.
|
|
Earlier this week, the national security adviser, John R. Bolton, said a recording of Mr. Khashoggi's killing did not implicate Saudi Arabia's de facto leader, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
|
|
Gilliam said the "moral convictions" exemption created by the Trump administration did not implicate the Constitution's protections for religious liberty and was "inconsistent with the language and purpose of" Obamacare.
|
|
New information seems to implicate Trump: The push for new evidence was bolstered by s previously unreleased email that references a direct order from Trump to withhold aid to Ukraine.
|
|
The details of the allegations remain unclear, though a person familiar with the complaint has said that it did not directly implicate Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin in the political meddling.
|
|
Strategists said barring any disclosures that implicate Trump, the more important information to the market right now is how well the economy is doing and how strong earnings will be.
|
|
If the inspector general considered McCabe a leaker, it would implicate Comey, who is a key witness for Mueller, in not just the same leak but false statements to Congress.
|
|
Merritt also said the accuser is tied to the white supremacist groups, and suggested that the person had tried earlier to implicate Harris in the incident, according to the Post.
|
|
"He will comply with a subpoena to testify as long as it doesn't implicate some validly held privilege of his," said Joseph Bondy, a New York-based attorney representing Parnas.
|
|
John R. Bolton, the White House national security adviser, said that while he had not listened to the tape, he had been told it did not directly implicate Prince Mohammed.
|
|
Not only does this implicate the user in American mistreatment of people of Middle Eastern descent, but the intimacy of the scene is gradually employed to a more fantastical effect.
|
|
White House national security adviser John Bolton said on Tuesday he does not think recordings related to Khashoggi's killing, which were shared by Turkey, implicate Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
|
|
The prosecutors have used a unique and therefore untested theory of "child neglect" to implicate a police officer for an alleged criminal failure to protect the students of Stoneman Douglas High.
|
|
Another key witness was facing drug charges, which Suastegui said in interviews with BuzzFeed News gave him an incentive to falsely implicate Suastegui in hopes of favorable treatment by the officers.
|
|
The testimony of Odebrecht executives leaked late last year seemed to implicate 200 politicians, including Ms Rousseff's successor, Michel Temer, members of his cabinet and lawmakers from all the main parties.
|
|
I expected the whole episode for this twist to implicate the husband or the taxi driver (someone with a stake in the main emotional story) to be the secretly injured patient.
|
|
Sibanda said he was concerned that the government could try to implicate opposition supporters in the deaths of six people who were killed during a military crackdown in Harare on Wednesday.
|
|
He also said that because climate change is a global problem, the city's claims "implicate countless foreign governments and their laws and policies," and could not be decided by a court.
|
|
Cohen said during the hearing that he did not have direct evidence that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia, but made several claims that, if true, could implicate Trump in felonies.
|
|
If the administration attempts to mobilize armed soldiers in cities across the country, not only would it create bad optics, but also implicate very practical concerns for those soldiers and communities.
|
|
Observers worried about Trump pardoning those, such as Paul Manafort and Roger Stone, who could implicate him should recall that this, too, was a precedent set by George H. W. Bush.
|
|
The findings, from a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS, come as half of Americans say they think it is likely that the Mueller investigation will implicate the president in wrongdoing.
|
|
Pratt said the DOJ is arbitrarily redefining bump stocks as "machineguns" and, down the road, could implicate the right to own AR-15s and many other lawfully owned semi-automatic firearms.
|
|
Even if Argentina could get proof of wrongdoing from the U.S. or Brazil, the authorities have no incentive to do so if the material could implicate them or their close associates.
|
|
But it's enough to plant the seed of doubt about who's to blame in all this, and uses moral equivalence to implicate Walter as participating in abusive behavior akin to Tambor's.
|
|
He would get not only direct evidence of fraud against Pursglove and others, but also emails and memos that might implicate many of the lawyers and accountants who had helped him.
|
|
The antipathy directed at Tom Cat would seem to implicate the larger furies around globalism; two years ago the company was acquired by a Japanese baking conglomerate worth billions of dollars.
|
|
This group, which differs from more traditional Democratic activists and party operatives, was sure that Mr. Mueller would implicate the president in conspiracies to influence the 2016 election and obstruct justice.
|
|
The play's director, Ivo van Hove, no stranger to operatic gestures, knows how to play that up with his voyeuristic use of video, projections and simulcast scenes that implicate the audience.
|
|
"The statements made by Ken Fisher implicate not only his own judgment, but potentially that of the company as a whole," Walsh wrote in a letter to the Boston Retirement Board.
|
|
A federal judge, Daniel Rafecas, argued in February 2015 that Mr. Nisman's claims did not "minimally hold up" and that there was "not even circumstantial evidence" that could implicate Mrs. Kirchner.
|
|
"Because of the potential breadth of the government's review in this case, the warrant in its execution may implicate otherwise innocuous and constitutionally protected activity," Morin wrote in his final order.
|
|
To critics, the White House's refusal to unseal the section, claiming it would damage national security, is reaffirmation of efforts by several administrations to stifle information that could implicate Saudi officials.
|
|
Prosecutors had accused Mr. Galeano of taking part in a plot to pay a defendant $400,000 from state funds to implicate a group of Buenos Aires police officers in the bombing.
|
|
By invoking Newton, Belle and Ehlers implicate the US—the third side of this colonial triangle, which still claims St. Croix and its neighbors St. Thomas and St. John as territories.
|
|
Combined with the woes that technology stocks had in October and the slowdown that's reaching global markets, Boockvar says it could implicate the broader market, as it has already impacted semiconductor stocks.
|
|
Courts in Maryland have held that the failure to conduct an adequate cross-examination on a scientific method used to implicate the defendant may be a basis for finding constitutionally deficient performance.
|
|
Here's part of his response when asked about online attacks by moderator Lester Holt, which failed to implicate Russia, [W]e had to get very, very tough on cyber and cyber warfare.
|
|
The dead girl has left Kay a computer-coded scavenger hunt, which, as it unravels, begins to implicate suspect after suspect, until Kay herself is in the crosshairs of a murder investigation.
|
|
Zuma's lawyers have argued that the inquiry's lawyers should not cross-examine the former president because they say evidence given by other witnesses does not directly implicate Zuma in corruption and fraud.
|
|
Despite the obvious problem of Bill's baggage and, if the gossip is to be believed, its potential to implicate Hillary, there are other dangers should Bill join in and take on Trump.
|
|
In a CNN story last month, it was reported that Cohen would implicate Trump as having advance knowledge of the Trump Tower meeting and that multiple people witnessed his briefing on it.
|
|
Seamus's body has turned up in a bog, and the I.R.A., represented by Muldoon (Stuart Graham), a leather-jacketed heavy, wants to make sure that Quinn doesn't implicate them in the death.
|
|
"I am seeking to better understand Comey's communications with the White House and Attorney General in such a way that does not implicate the Special Counsel's work," Chaffetz said in the letter.
|
|
Flynn did not implicate Trump in any crime related to collusion, and Flynn was charged with a single count of a false statement that is likely to result in little jail time.
|
|
The assistant, desperate to cut a deal for himself, may seek to implicate those above him in the chain of command -- dropping as many dimes as he can to save his butt.
|
|
Some instances are too bizarre to be fully forgotten, like the businessman who hired a team of private investigators to try and implicate an old school friend who had moved to Holland.
|
|
That work, recently returned for monthly site-specific performances around New York, is part of 2019's thrillingly vital bumper crop of political theater — shows that implicate the audience with bracing artistry.
|
|
"Doing so would reflect this Court's consistent recognition that Fourth Amendment protections, governed as they are by reasonable expectations of privacy, must respond to changes in technology that implicate privacy," they wrote.
|
|
But to give you something that is a little bit closer to a mistake I would implicate myself in, I would go back to my answers to the first questions you asked.
|
|
That impression still lingers today, even though the murders were part of Manson's scheme to frame the Black Panthers for multiple murders so Beausoleil would be released before he could implicate Manson.
|
|
But nobody can articulate a plausible red line — on corruption, on sexual misconduct, on racism, on conspiracy theories, on honesty, or virtually anything else — that wouldn't implicate the president and his family.
|
|
Sanders, in a statement Sunday night, announced that he supports the bill and called on the Obama administration to declassify the 28 pages of the 9/11 report that could implicate Saudi Arabia.
|
|
There are enough differences between the relevant fascist regimes — Nazi Germany, Mussolini's Italy, perhaps Francoist Spain — that identifying commonalities that do not in turn implicate plenty of clearly non-fascist regimes is tricky.
|
|
The testimony is expected to implicate upward of 200 powerful politicians and business leaders in the massive graft probe that revealed a vast kickback scheme for contracts with state-run oil company Petrobras.
|
|
Perhaps it is easier to raise these questions when they are set in the 19th century and not the present day, and when they don't directly implicate the Met's own history of acquisitions.
|
|
Almost everything you have done and said on the topic of race or on issues that implicate race demonstrate a shocking lack of knowledge for an adult public official in the 21st century.
|
|
Respondents' answers were notably divided along partisan lines, but of the Republicans surveyed 2628 percent said they thought the special counsel would personally implicate Trump and 28503 percent of independents said the same.
|
|
The judge did not implicate officials who were working under Mr. Modi's authority at the time, and the ruling rejected charges of conspiracy, casting the massacre instead as an episode of mob violence.
|
|
It quickly became clear that he was planning to implicate members of the Trump transition team, who apparently told him to make his controversial contact with the Russian ambassador before Trump took office.
|
|
After Soutak , I wanted to make a more energetic and assorted album as a necessary conversation between different Western Africa people and drums in order to implicate our musical neighborhood in our concerns.
|
|
Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) and a report he helped orchestrate that alleged corrupt behavior from a leading opposition politician in Ukraine (which also may implicate the now-defunct lobbying firm the Podesta Group).
|
|
Burke realized the amount would make for an intense level of scrutiny, both from police and other criminal elements, so he simply resolved to eliminate those who could implicate him in the crime.
|
|
Text messages between two agents does not implicate an entire agency, which relies on the work of scores of career prosecutors and agents acting independently to push investigations forward, the bureau's defenders say.
|
|
A military official said on Wednesday that Mr. Mattis was wrestling with the investigation's apparent attempts to blame low-level commanders for the deaths of the four soldiers and not implicate senior officers.
|
|
" But in her suit, Ms. Clifford tries to implicate Mr. Trump in the transaction, saying the offer of money was intended to buy her silence to help "ensure he won the presidential election.
|
|
Federal prosecutors are now on notice that the attorney general is willing to interfere with their cases if they implicate the president's friends, and thus they will be less inclined to risk it.
|
|
February 15, 2019: The investigation takes a surprising turn Both Abel and Ola Osundairo agree to cooperate with police and, in doing so, implicate Smollett claiming that the actor orchestrated a fake attack.
|
|
Documents and statements from Lev Parnas, the indicted associate of Mr. Trump's personal lawyer and fixer Rudy Giuliani, implicate the president directly in efforts to obtain dirt on and investigations of the Bidens.
|
|
But, in court filings, Fenech has tried to implicate Muscat's former chief of staff Keith Schembri, who was arrested on Tuesday in connection with the murder but released without charge two days later.
|
|
But, in court filings, Fenech has tried to implicate Muscat's former chief of staff Keith Schembri, who was arrested on Tuesday in connection with the murder but released without charge two days later.
|
|
In a tweet sent just after midnight, Mr. Trump tried to implicate Mr. Bloomberg in a conspiracy theory he has used in an apparent attempt to sow divisions in the Democratic presidential field.
|
|
"If you're going to implicate a particular population that really has not done much, not even suspected of a violent crime, you might as well put everyone in the same boat," he says.
|
|
Second, they could eliminate enforcement of community standards, such as the ability for users to flag inappropriate content, to avoid any knowledge of malicious activity that could implicate their business in a lawsuit.
|
|
" Stewart: "You bet, because I don't think there's anything there at all that is going to implicate the president — if, Sean, you will join with me in calling to hear from the whistleblower?
|
|
As an artist you have the potential to implicate or politicize everyday materials that surround your audience into their everyday life—our audiences can then carry, linger, and complicate these (fluid) meanings forward.
|
|
Brazil's political establishment is under fire for trying to shield itself from the sprawling corruption investigation surrounding state-controlled oil company Petrobras that threatens to implicate more than 100 politicians for taking kickbacks.
|
|
While most observers believe Mr. Mueller will adhere to policy and not indict the president, will his report to Congress implicate the chief executive of the United States if the evidence warrants it?
|
|
The battle lines between the two contenders, Stacey Abrams and Stacey Evans, are a little fuzzy in policy terms but do implicate many of the ideological, ethnic, and factional clashes ongoing inside the party.
|
|
On top of everything else, Turkey still appears to have an ace up its sleeve, in the form of recordings and documents that some have suggested could even implicate Prince Muhammad in the murder.
|
|
The series of events that now implicate Facebook began in 2014, in plain view, with a listing on Amazon's Mechanical Turk service, where users can complete small tasks for commensurately modest sums of cash.
|
|
Apart from any potential Logan Act violation, Flynn's misleading communications with Vice President Pence and responses to the FBI may implicate 18 U.S.C. § 85033, the prohibition on making false statements to the federal government.
|
|
Interviewed on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Lanny Davis said that Cohen's decision to implicate the president in campaign finance violations related to his payments to Karen McDougal and Stormy Daniels was proof of Trump's wrongdoing.
|
|
"Here, although petitioner's free speech claim may ultimately implicate important constitutional issues, we cannot reach those issues until the factual question of the likely reason for the school district's conduct is resolved," Alito wrote.
|
|
Apologies on behalf of those in the intelligence community who leaked true information out of context to make Trump look guilty, and who sometimes leaked false information to try to implicate or frame him.
|
|
Mark Meadows of North Carolina, suggested that Sondland, who is scheduled to testify in public next week, might further implicate Giuliani in the alleged pressure campaign on Ukraine in order to spare the president.
|
|
"The prosecutor had a lot of insider witnesses, but if you look at their actual testimony it seems like many were afraid to implicate themselves," said Thijs Bouwknegt, an Amsterdam University researcher on genocide.
|
|
Which means that Flynn's plea deal and cooperation with the Mueller investigation could potentially implicate senior members of Trump's inner circle, or even the president himself, in at the very least some questionable behavior.
|
|
" U.S. Intel Officials Eye Disinformation Campaign Targeting John Bolton's Family Lachlan Markay reports on "an effort to implicate Bolton in a global drug trafficking ring," saying it "bears hallmarks of past Iranian influence operations.
|
|
What's happening: The committee asserts that hosting some of the world's major economic powers at Trump National Doral would implicate the U.S. Constitution's foreign and domestic emoluments clauses, which could be grounds for impeachment.
|
|
Yet in the publicly released portion of his testimony, Mr. Taylor neither described any direct conversation with Mr. Trump himself nor made any reference to documents or recordings that would explicitly implicate the president.
|
|
If new witnesses are called during the Senate trial, such as former White House national security adviser John Bolton, will they further implicate him in the administration's effort to pressure Ukraine for political help?
|
|
Bolton is poised to implicate Trump in the Ukraine scandal, confirming key allegations that he abused his power by withholding US aid from Ukraine as part of a pressure campaign to extract political favors.
|
|
It was natural for Mr. Trump to believe that Mr. Comey would lie to exonerate himself and to implicate Mr. Trump, as the president probably would have, had he been in Mr. Comey's shoes.
|
|
The current cases being pursued may not include charges against North Korean officials, but would likely implicate the country, the newspaper reported, with the United States accusing a foreign government of orchestrating the heist.
|
|
But we're also in it because those stories — anecdotes drawn from her own life, about the indignities and affronts that come with being black in the United States — will resonate with or implicate us.
|
|
By October 20, 1973, Justice Department special prosecutor Archibald Cox had been investigating the Watergate hotel break-ins and related crimes — crimes that appeared to implicate many of the president's top aides — for months.
|
|
In March 22016, a lawyer from the prosecution's camp leaked to the New York Times that overwhelming evidence, which would implicate some of the COs and troopers in some of the killings, was being ignored.
|
|
The report makes clear that the "events could implicate the federal election-law ban on contributions and donations by foreign nationals," and the decision not to pursue criminal charges was an exercise of prosecutorial discretion.
|
|
Some believe the pages, which were classified by President George W. Bush's administration for national security reasons, implicate Saudi officials and civilians in the attacks, which killed 2,996 people and injured more than 6,113 others.
|
|
In questioning that case, Erdogan said in September that prosecutors were trying to implicate him by referring in the indictment to Zarrab's donations to an educational charity with which Erdogan and his wife were affiliated.
|
|
A huge leak of documents that implicate government heads in the setting up of "shell" companies to harbor billions of dollars is set to cause upheaval on offshore hubs and shake up global political governance.
|
|
The leaked documents implicate a number of government heads in the setting up of "shell" companies to harbor billions of dollars is set to cause upheaval on offshore hubs and shake up global political governance.
|
|
Investigators have not found anything that would implicate the flight's crew or security, an Egyptian official told CNN, and officials told the network no passengers on the manifest have hit on any terror watch lists.
|
|
Mueller has charged a variety of Russians with hacking and interfering with the election, but these filings notably do not implicate Trump and actually exonerate Trump campaign officials who "unwittingly" had contact with these individuals.
|
|
McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing McCabe says it's 'absolutely' time to launch impeachment inquiry into Trump MORE, each of whom is accusing the other of crimes that implicate senior DOJ officials.
|
|
"Almost everything you have done and said on the topic of race or on issues that implicate race demonstrate a shocking lack of knowledge for an adult public official in the 21st century," Richmond wrote.
|
|
Watch it hereLukas Franke (Matthias Schweighöfer) finds himself a victim of a hacking attack, his online information altered to implicate him as having masterminded a cyber-attack on Berlin resulting in a city-wide blackout.
|
|
The investigation comes after documents were unearthed in June that implicate Blatter, former secretary general Jerome Valcke, and former deputy secretary general Markus Kattner in upwards of $80 million in unmerited pay raises and bonuses.
|
|
There is some irony to the DOJ's sanctuary cities litigation happening alongside a debate about reform of gun laws, as both implicate aspects of federalism, or the relationship between the states and the federal government.
|
|
A front-page print newspaper photo of a dead civilian is unavoidable if you subscribe to that publication, and viewing it does not implicate you as somehow wanting to seek out an image of death.
|
|
Comey clearly knew that his ill-advised actions could implicate Clinton by insinuation and he proceeded anyway, presenting his vague letter as an act of valor when in fact it was an act of vacuity.
|
|
But for both Manafort to be found guilty and Cohen to not only plead guilty but to implicate Trump in a payoff that violates campaign finance law is, literally, catastrophic for the Trump White House.
|
|
The judge in the Virginia case, T.S. Ellis III, suggested in court that the prosecutors were simply pursuing the case as a way of pressuring Mr. Manafort to provide evidence that could implicate Mr. Trump.
|
|
Moreover, each of these great political leaders — Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln, Franklin Roosevelt and Reagan — passed on a newly circumscribed regime, so tenacious as to implicate their successors in another cycle of gradually accelerating political decay.
|
|
Experts in criminal law in Brazil were critical of the decision to charge Mr. Greenwald, 52, with cybercrimes, arguing that the criminal complaint filed against him did not clearly implicate the journalist in criminal conduct.
|
|
A number of fans believe that, during season three, the jar of pee that Joe left at the Salinger estate will finally be found, helping to implicate Joe in the death of Peach (Shay Mitchell).
|
|
What we are talking about here is the former fixer for the President of the United States pleading guilty to eight counts including two that directly implicate Trump in an attempted campaign finance coverup. Now.
|
|
They can make the somewhat implausible case that since Sondland did not implicate the President in the quid pro quo, he could have been acting on his own initiative or the orders of someone else.
|
|
Vance seeks these documents as part of a fairly broad-reaching criminal investigation that may ultimately implicate Trump himself, but that may also only wind up implicating some of Trump's companies or his business associates.
|
|
Parnas's planned testimony, if accurate, would implicate Nunes's staff in the president and Giuliani's efforts to push Ukrainian officials to open politically charged investigations into Biden, a top contender for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
|
|
The documentary does advance a compelling argument that for a number of reasons — including racist stereotypes, poor counsel, and shady prosecution deals to implicate him without forensic evidence — Syed did not receive a fair trial.
|
|
Robert Chesney, a professor of national security law at the University of Texas, said that the case did not implicate free speech rights because it turned on the idea that Assange tried to hack a password.
|
|
But looking at this week's criminal charging document in Cohen's case shows that Pecker's cooperation is key to two additional lines of inquiry that directly implicate Trump's presidential campaign in the scheme to silence the women.
|
|
In that suit, Cohen is arguing that the litigation she filed against him should be put on hold because the criminal investigation of him means that proceeding could implicate his Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination.
|
|
"There is always the possibility that somebody is trying to blame the Iranians," said Jon Alterman of Washington's Center for Strategic and International Studies, referring to a so-called "false flag" operation to implicate another nation.
|
|
And since the firing, more and more reporting is corroborating that theory — a theory that of course would mean the president was trying to obstruct an investigation that could implicate him or people close to him.
|
|
Speculation is rife he could take down hundreds of congressmen with him if he turns state's witness, leading local media to label him as a "suicide bomber" loaded with secrets which could implicate legions of legislators.
|
|
While the dark farce may also merit a "D" for execution, it's still worth watching for its unglamorous depiction of corrupt wealth – and for having the guts to implicate the entertainment-industrial complex in the mess.
|
|
Multiple officials implicate Giuliani for running a shadow foreign-policy campaignGiuliani's outsize role in the Ukraine controversy has puzzled ethics experts and government officials, given that he is the president's personal lawyer and a private citizen.
|
|
During his guilty plea last month, Cohen appeared to implicate Trump in a scheme aimed at buying the silence of Daniels and another woman, Karen McDougal, who both claim they had affairs with Trump in 85033.
|
|
Every day that Paul Ryan and Kevin McCarthy persist in declining to use their authority to actually look into those finances, they implicate themselves more and more as co-conspirators in whatever may eventually be uncovered.
|
|
Intelligence officials and senior diplomats have said that any operation like Mr. Khashoggi's assassination almost certainly must be approved by Prince Mohammed, but Turkish officials have said the audio does not itself directly implicate the prince.
|
|
Because the doctor didn't realize that, even as he was bandaging Dwight, his patient was setting him up for a trip into the furnace, using a bit of Sherry's letter to implicate him in Daryl's breakout.
|
|
Both court filings from federal prosecutors in New York and Cohen's sworn statements in court implicate Trump in the scheme to silence women who claimed sexual encounters with the then-presidential candidate, which Trump has denied.
|
|
It's possible that Manafort is simply verifying lots of details -- not necessarily ones that implicate Trump or his inner circle -- that Mueller and his team have gathered since the start of the investigation 17 months ago.
|
|
We can only speculate about who those targets are, but news reports indicate that Flynn's testimony could implicate other members of the administration, including the president, in some coordination with the Russian government during the campaign.
|
|
On August 19603, Nixon's chief of staff Alexander M. Haig Jr., warned Ford that he'd "better start thinking about a change in your life," telling him the soon-to-be released taped conversations would implicate the President.
|
|
The Constitutional standard for impeachment, "treason, bribery and other high crimes and misdemeanors," has its origins in Great Britain and was intended to implicate grievous offenses against the state, but not necessarily only those that are crimes.
|
|
"Those documents include White House records that remain legally protected from disclosure under longstanding constitutional principles, because they implicate significant Executive Branch confidentiality interests and executive privilege," Cipollone writes in the letter, which was obtained by CNN.
|
|
The result would have been a political boon for Trump: Ukraine's president, acting apparently of his own free will, announcing investigations that could implicate both Trump's 2016 opponent and the then-frontrunner to challenge him in 2020.
|
|
Snyder for his reluctance to act on the crisis, or to release emails that might implicate him and his staff, newspapers have been hesitant to emphatically and unambiguously declare who has been making the decisions in Flint.
|
|
In the midst of the attack, an unknown hoaxer hijacked a verified Twitter account belonging to Vadim Lavrusik, a product manager at YouTube, and used the high-profile account to implicate a YouTube broadcaster in the shooting.
|
|
After you focus on the particular regulatory areas that may implicate your business, next reference the short quotations and links to relevant primary and secondary sources below, then work to identify the specific compliance risks you face.
|
|
These two different experiences might implicate different brain regions: While déjà vu is coming from the perirhinal cortex, or the familiarity region, déjà vécu might be involving the hippocampus, because it's more like an actual false recollection.
|
|
We cannot talk about openly any complicity between the Russians and the Syrian regime in this -- in this case, but we're carefully assessing any information that would implicate the Russians knew or assisted with the Syrian capability.
|
|
HANNITY: What I am hearing, Congressman Gaetz, is that one of the reasons Rod Rosenstein is doing a lot of this is because there are specific documents with specific days and specific dates that may implicate him.
|
|
Even when press reports that former national security advisor John Bolton could further implicate Trump in the Ukraine scandal rocked Capitol Hill — a pivotal moment in the trial — McConnell was able to keep his senators in line.
|
|
Federal prosecutors are reportedly mounting a case that could implicate North Korea in the massive bank heist last year in which hackers stole $81 million from Bangladesh Bank's account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
|
|
Flemmi said he saw the incident after Salemme, who headed the New England family of La Costa Nostra, in an earlier conversation expressed concerns that DiSarro was speaking to authorities and might implicate him in criminal activities.
|
|
The decision will implicate public health and safety, by keeping secret vital but potentially damning information about faulty medical devices, dangerous prescription drugs, contaminated food, racially biased facial recognition software and more; potentially putting lives at risk.
|
|
"It is standard at the end of investigations for the executive branch and Congress to work to find accommodation on documents that implicate longstanding confidentiality interests," State Department spokesman Mark Toner said in a statement on Monday.
|
|
He charges a daily fee and expenses, though he has an aversion to collecting them, as though taking money will implicate and "declass" him; he loathes the rich and says he is, "like most Americans," a counterpuncher.
|
|
His hacking software was operating on three separate computer systems of other individuals at Tesla so that the data would be exported even after he left the company and falsely implicate those individuals, according to the lawsuit.
|
|
"Somebody, for some reason, appears to be shopping a fairly convincing fake NSA document that purports to directly implicate somebody from the Trump campaign in working with the Russians in their attack in the election," she said.
|
|
In our roundup of opinions from around the web, conservative writers mostly seemed to focus on the fact that the charges against Mr. Manafort didn't implicate Mr. Trump, while liberal writers zeroed in on Mr. Papadopoulos's plea.
|
|
While those on the right mostly focused on how Mr. Manafort's charges did not implicate the Trump campaign, writers on the left zeroed in on the importance of Mr. Papadopoulos's plea in the investigation into Russian meddling.
|
|
In the specific case of Belgium, pushing power all the way up to the supranational level would likely be more palatable than building a stronger Belgian state, since it wouldn't implicate language issues in the same way.
|
|
The girlfriend of the estranged husband of missing mother of five Jennifer Dulos allegedly gave police damning new details about the day the Connecticut woman disappeared, which seem to further implicate him in his wife's presumed murder.
|
|
While prosecutors were not specific in their public filing, one disclosed at a recent court hearing that the Justice Department planned to introduce a mystery witness who they said would implicate Prigozhin in election interference outside Russia.
|
|
I'd like to think that the steroidal bodies and all-purpose sexiness are intended as a deliberate distraction, a gotcha embellishment meant to implicate the audience for failing to reckon with the full horror of Alex's actions.
|
|
Our White House correspondent writes that Monday's indictments of Paul Manafort, above, Mr. Trump's former campaign manager, and a business associate amounted to a political body blow to the president, even though they did not implicate him.
|
|
And on the substance, asking a nominee about her strong faith, and whether she can put her religious views aside when deciding cases that implicate those views, is nowhere close to imposing a religious test for office.
|
|
The Times is not publishing the woman's name because the police have not declared her a suspect and because the information that might implicate her is circumstantial and based on witnesses unwilling to testify or go public.
|
|
Without the threat of a significant monetary penalty, it will be an open question whether there will be real cooperation from organizations or just lip service about providing assistance while avoiding disclosures that might implicate current management.
|
|
While the Saudi Arabian government vehemently denies any involvement in the 220006/2202 attacks, which were carried out by al Qaeda, some have speculated that language in the classified report could implicate lower-level Saudi government officials.
|
|
The Carabineros's intelligence division has also been in disarray after its agents came under investigation in connection with a scheme to fabricate evidence to falsely implicate members of the Mapuche indigenous community in terrorist activities in 2017.
|
|
Dozens of the company's executives are expected to make plea statements on who they paid bribes to, which could implicate as many as 200 politicians in Congress, many from Temer's governing coalition, including members of his Cabinet.
|
|
In a new introduction to his book, Mr. Stone said that Mr. Mueller had "tried to implicate" him by saying he knew about WikiLeaks' plans to release information that would damage Hillary Clinton's bid for the presidency.
|
|
John Cornyn, a senator from Texas, said he did not think that the convictions "implicate [Mr Trump] at all, especially on the Russia investigation"—as though any crimes other than direct collusion with Russia are not worth noticing.
|
|
As with photographs of breast milk, taken while Chang was weaning her infant son, these sculptures and images document the traces of Chang's bodily fluids and implicate them, by context, in larger ecologies of loss, waste, and sustenance.
|
|
Those comments formed the entirety of the questioning that could implicate social media, leaving the remainder of Monday's arguments to fact-specific issues related to how much control MNN had over the programming that runs on its platforms.
|
|
Worse still, it would implicate us: While slavery was undoubtedly a European and American enterprise, the slave castles and forts that still dot the coast of West Africa, two major ones in Ghana alone, did not supply themselves.
|
|
The Innocence Project claimed that witnesses have come forward to implicate Fennell, who later served a 10-year prison term for a sex crime and kidnapping, saying he made incriminating statements after her death and during the investigation.
|
|
Indeed, the U.S. and other countries have recently challenged Europe's new regime on endocrine disruptors, a case that, if soon filed, will implicate countless agricultural exports from this country, and will be unwinnable without strongly relying on precedent.
|
|
In the case of Trump's former fixer and attorney Michael Cohen, Trump claimed he wasn't involved in Cohen's hush money payments to women -- only to then watch Cohen directly implicate Trump in the crime in a federal courtroom.
|
|
But we have never had a nominee who was chosen by a president identified as the subject of a criminal inquiry — one that already has resulted in serious charges against top aides and could implicate the president himself.
|
|
To many, Karen Silkwood posthumously became a martyr for her activism, but her employers at Kerr-McGee insinuated that she was a madwoman who had planted the plutonium in her home and workplace in order to implicate them.
|
|
Meanwhile, a long-simmering scandal reared its head again on Monday, when Japan's Finance Ministry released a report showing that officials had tampered with crucial documents related to a suspicious sweetheart land deal that may implicate Mr. Abe.
|
|
But one appears to directly implicate Trump: The case against Trump's former attorney, Michael Cohen, who violated campaign finance law on Trump's behalf by setting up hush-money payments to women who claimed they'd had sex with Trump.
|
|
It's unlikely anyone other than a handful of high-level members of the Trump campaign knew about these calls, and the odds that they would talk — and implicate themselves in a potentially major scandal — are next to zero.
|
|
If that happens, the courts will have to reconcile Congress's need for information with the president's need for confidentiality in his communications with advisers and when it comes to information that might implicate national security or international relations.
|
|
Our White House correspondent writes that yesterday's indictments of Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign manager, and his business associate, Rick Gates, amounted to a political body blow to Mr. Trump, even if they did not implicate him.
|
|
In a final effort to implicate Mr. Gioeli in the fall, Mr. Cleary asked him why, if he had known for months about the puddle, had he not simply walked around it while going to get the ball?
|
|
Getting him out of the United States was a high priority for Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, because Mr. Zarrab had information that would later implicate senior bank officials, as well as Turkish government officials, in the scheme.
|
|
According to police and legal sources with direct knowledge of the probe, Fenech is seeking legal immunity in return for testimony that would implicate Schembri and reveal a wide scheme of corruption on the island implicating senior politicians.
|
|
We therefore believe that current Department and FBI policies are not sufficient to ensure appropriate oversight and accountability when such operations potentially implicate sensitive, constitutionally protected activity, and that requiring Department consultation, at a minimum, would be appropriate.
|
|
"These are extremely serious crimes that implicate the fundamental underpinnings of our democracy, and they warrant robust and credible oversight by Congress as an independent Constitutional check on the Executive Branch," Cummings wrote in a letter to Gowdy.
|
|
Privacy was an issue — family networks in Egypt are sprawling, and it felt as if every story I wanted to tell might implicate someone related to someone who was a friend or relative of someone near to me.
|
|
The plea agreement lists much of what was alleged in the previous indictment against Gates, but boils it down to two charges: The big question, though, is just what this flipping might entail — and whom Gates might implicate.
|
|
This report does nothing to other investigations, in the Southern District of New York and elsewhere, that may provide more light on election hacking and may implicate the president in other potential crimes (money laundering, fraud, tax crimes etc.).
|
|
NAIROBI (Reuters) - Uhuru Kenyatta said on Thursday no one was immune from prosecution under a corruption crackdown, after what a minister described as a malicious attempt to implicate the Kenyan president's brother in an investigation into illegal sugar imports.
|
|
The biggest hack of the season was Macallan hacked into a Capital East Telecom switching center in an attempt to delete everything that could implicate him in 20 minutes (that's how long he had before the NSA got suspicious).
|
|
The downfall of Harvey Weinstein began the process of that naming and identification, and now it has taken on a life of its own — a life that, it seems, Weiner did not expect would come to implicate him, too.
|
|
The first two weeks of the trial of former Donald Trump presidential campaign chairman Paul Manafort on 18 counts of tax evasion and bank fraud charges have failed to implicate Trump or his campaign in any alleged criminal conduct.
|
|
"But I think that if you look at the volume of forfeitures and the amount of money and property that is seized, a very small portion of those cases are cases that implicate those kind of concerns," he said.
|
|
"Because we conclude that the opportunity to purchase ARS (additional retirement service) credit was not a term and condition of public employment protected from impairment by the contract clause, its elimination does not implicate the constitution," the opinion stated.
|
|
The fact is, we don't know how our genetic sequence will be used, who it will be accessed by, who will cross-reference it, or who it will be used to implicate now or many generations in the future.
|
|
First, it has been alleged that Paul Manafort bought luxury apartments in New York City using shell corporations that obscured the source and origin of the funds in a manner that might implicate federal and state money laundering laws.
|
|
Cohen lying to Congress does not implicate Trump unless he encouraged it, which could constitute subornation of perjury and other possible crimes, but it raises new questions about what Trump had known or even encouragement of such false testimony.
|
|
The charge is related to the plea-bargain testimony by executives at the world's largest meatpacker, JBS SA. They have accused Temer of taking bribes in return for political favors and conspiring to stifle testimony that would implicate him.
|
|
Mandating visiting opportunities between lawyers and inmates planning a defence does not implicate the court in the "minutiae" of day-to-day administrative decisions, she explained; the judiciary's big-picture aim is to vindicate the inmates' fundamental constitutional rights.
|
|
"For some reason the authors of this letter choose to ignore ... facts, and instead implicate that I have been co-opted by the left and am incapable of my own decision making," Scott said in a statement to McClatchy.
|
|
The Shin Bet official said that while the investigation did not implicate World Vision in the purported scheme to divert funds, it did reveal an abysmal lack of monitoring and supervision by the organization of its donations and projects.
|
|
Judge Kavanaugh believes that some courts have taken this doctrine too far and that where agency actions implicate matters of great economic or political significance, courts should pause before assuming Congress has delegated agencies power of such broad scope.
|
|
What was more surprising was that aides would make notes about conversations with the president that could, at least in theory, implicate Mr. Trump — and then continue working in the White House and making more notes of subsequent conversations.
|
|
WASHINGTON — Internal State Department emails and documents released late Friday further implicate Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in a campaign orchestrated this year by President Trump and his personal lawyer Rudolph W. Giuliani to pressure Ukraine for political favors.
|
|
This month's CNN poll found a split in whether voters thought Trump would be implicated -- 47% thought it was very or somewhat likely Mueller would implicate Trump, and 48% said it was not too or not at all likely.
|
|
As my Vox colleague Jennifer Williams noted, the latest charges have tremendous new detail about how actively the Russians tried to meddle with the elections but don't directly implicate anyone in the Trump campaign or in his inner circle.
|
|
Because sectarian politicians and affiliated sectarian media often scapegoat personalities and individual rivals rather than address broader, more complicated public service problems — which could implicate the attackers' own side as well — such projects are seldom investigated and proceed with little oversight.
|
|
Image: CBS2Newly released body camera footage from a hit-and-run arrest in April appears to show two LAPD officers planting drugs in a suspect's wallet, selectively filming only portions of the arrest to implicate the man for drug possession.
|
|
VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian conservative leader Sebastian Kurz said on Monday that an email hoax had attempted to implicate him in a video sting scandal that felled the leader of the far-right Freedom Party (FPO) and blew up their coalition government.
|
|
"In view of those constitutional issues and the federal interests that they may implicate, the United States is currently considering whether to participate in connection with the pending motion for a preliminary injunction," the office wrote in its brief last week.
|
|
India's courts, meanwhile, do often clash with the government but are cautious in picking fights: on January 11th India's supreme court airily dismissed a public-interest lawsuit demanding investigation of documents that appear to implicate dozens of officials in bribe-taking.
|
|
On Monday, former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his associate Rick Gates were indicted by a federal grand jury on 12 counts, according to the special counsel's office, although none of the charges directly implicate Trump or suggest collusion.
|
|
The stories of Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal, who say they had consensual affairs with Trump, have captured more public attention, in part because of nondisclosure agreements that implicate the president and his former lawyer, Michael Cohen, in campaign finance violations.
|
|
"By and large, the structures of initial coin offerings that I have seen promoted involve the offer and sale of securities and directly implicate the securities registration requirements and other investor-protection provisions of our federal securities laws," he said.
|
|
Without offering a shred of proof, Putin first charged that it was Syrian rebels who had engineered the gassing of women and children as a "false flag" to implicate Assad and draw the United States to attack the Syrian regime.
|
|
If the $2 million traffic study does not implicate any of the fast-growing ride-hail apps, the study could represent the final death knell of New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's effort to regulate Uber and its competitors.
|
|
Barr advised President Bush to pardon players in the Iran-Contra investigation—on the eve of trial by special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh and just when it appeared they could soon implicate Bush and members of his administration in criminal wrongdoing.
|
|
At that point, they convinced him to cave for the sake of his family; the trick was to get him to plead guilty to supposedly two campaign finance "felonies," and then vaguely implicate the president as directing them (which Trump denies).
|
|
Though the case does not directly implicate the U.S. Constitution's Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms, the NRA told the justices in a filing that the lawsuit could put gun manufacturers out of business, making the right meaningless.
|
|
Though the case does not directly implicate the U.S. Constitution's Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms, the NRA told the justices in a filing that the lawsuit could put gun manufacturers out of business, making the right meaningless.
|
|
Because the Constitution is silent about modes of judging — nothing in it commands a judge to practice restraint or engagement — and also about the matters of federalism that they implicate, one can imagine any number of questions emanating from this topic.
|
|
The Raytheon-United Technologies merger will further implicate the new firm in Yemeni developments because the Pratt and Whitney division of United Technologies makes the engine for Saudi Arabia's key F-15S combat aircraft, a mainstay of the air war there.
|
|
The court is constrained to work within the cramped construct of insider trading as fraud, cobbling together a theory of deception broad enough to catch the venal traders but not too broad to implicate those who unwittingly trade on nonpublic facts.
|
|
Earlier this month, it instructed McGahn to defy the document request and asked the Judiciary panel to go directly to Cipollone's office with such requests, arguing the records remain under control of the White House and implicate matters of executive privilege.
|
|
Perhaps because the stakes are so high, the White House and congressional Republicans have devised an aggressive plan to discredit Volker if he were to more directly implicate the administration in this effort, according to two people with first-hand knowledge.
|
|
Prosecutors also said in the filing that Butina posed an extreme flight risk due to her "intention to move money outside of the United States," as well as the fact that her charges could implicate other current Russian government officials.
|
|
Here's what you need to know: • The first charges in the investigation by Robert Mueller into Russian ties to the Trump campaign did not implicate the president but "collectively amounted to a political body blow," our chief White House correspondent writes.
|
|
I have no problem with the idea of committing murder on behalf of a dying person you love, but I can't ask anyone else — the health aides, my brother — for help, since I don't want to implicate them in my crime.
|
|
"Defendant Yost's statements and order in those letters, without more guidance, implicate Plaintiffs' patients' Fourteenth Amendment rights," Barrett wrote in an order later that day, adding that "plaintiffs have shown a likelihood of success on the merits" of their claims.
|
|
Though one of her alleged rapists, Chatman, transferred schools (likely because Doe was "the second woman to implicate him in a rape"), Armstead remained on campus and faced no disciplinary action until after Doe had finished her education at Baylor.
|
|
One cannot help feeling, when reading it, that it is designed to implicate the region, historically, in the dirty work of globalization at a moment when many of its residents are conflicted about the costs and benefits of such arrangements.
|
|
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen's guilty pleas on several felony charges on Tuesday may implicate President Donald Trump in illegal campaign finance violations, adding to his legal jeopardy, the top Democrat on the House intelligence committee said on Tuesday.
|
|
But after reviewing the request, American officials decided not to get involved, leery that the Mexican government had little interest in actually solving the case because a serious investigation might implicate some of its most powerful figures, senior American officials said.
|
|
In both cases, people are thrown together in a house by circumstances they don't control, and how they will deal with it all becomes an ethical text with stakes high enough to implicate the audience as well as the characters.
|
|
Mr. Trump is also, of course, seeking to drag former Vice President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, down to his level and implicate them in the same kind of self-dealing that he and his own family stand accused of.
|
|
Since those interactions today are largely electronic, prosecutors are seeking to criminalize journalism by turning to anti-hacking laws to implicate reporters in the purported criminal activity of their sources in gaining access to data on computers or cellphones without authorization.
|
|
If I were Mueller, as soon as the president pardoned Donald Trump Jr. or Jared Kushner, I would serve them with subpoenas to appear before a grand jury and answer questions that could implicate the president or other Trump associates.
|
|
The court had been expected to decide this week whether to suspend the investigation at Temer's request until it could be determined if the recording of his March conversation with JBS chairman Joesley Batista was doctored to implicate the leader.
|
|
Potentially the most damaging counts that Cohen pleaded guilty to appeared to implicate Trump directly when he admitted to making payments to two women at the direction of an unidentified candidate for political office, who appeared to be the president.
|
|
What makes Mr. Cattelan a compelling artist, and what makes Banksy a tedious and culturally irrelevant prankster, is precisely Mr. Cattelan's willingness to implicate himself within the economic, social and discursive systems that structure how we see and what we value.
|
|
Rather than remaining silent in the face of his charges (as many of his peers in hip hop suggested that he do), the 23-year-old took the stand and proceeded to implicate as many people in the case as possible.
|
|
Most of Tuesday's report focused on the scheme itself: how Trump, through intermediaries like his legal fixer Rudy Giuliani and donor-ambassador Gordon Sondland, pressured Zelenskiy to announce a fake corruption investigation that would implicate Joe Biden and his son.
|
|
The most recent charges, as first reported by The Detroit News, implicate UAW President Gary Jones and former UAW President Dennis Williams, whose homes were raided along with Pearson's by FBI, IRS and Department of Labor agents three weeks ago.
|
|
The evidence is piling up to implicate President Donald Trump directly in an illegal scheme to use U.S. tax-supported government resources to bribe Ukraine, a weak and vulnerable ally, into giving direct support to the president's future personal political campaign.
|
|
That seemed to strongly implicate the Russian government, as it is unlikely that anyone not connected with the military would have been able to deploy the missile launcher, called a Buk or SA-11, from Russia into a neighboring country.
|
|
Name Withheld Your resentment toward these other parents for throwing your son "under the bus" may be justified, but you should have foreseen that your actions were likely to implicate him: How many people were in a position to know?
|
|
There is not enough evidence to implicate one spelling as wrong, but that is not the point: The point is that Janet F. Lynch's name has been corrupted, and little documentation exists to confirm the correct orthography of her surname.
|
|
The collections of those federal loans "implicate uniquely federal interests," says a draft of the notice, which adds that state regulation of the federal student loan servicers conflicts with Congress' objective of streamlining federal student lending and saving taxpayer dollars.
|
|
NBC News reported back on November 5 that, per "multiple sources familiar with the investigation," Mueller had enough evidence to bring charges in the Flynn investigation — and that those charges could implicate Flynn's son Michael Flynn Jr. of wrongdoing as well.
|
|
Preliminary reports of the crashes implicate the MCAS and faulty sensor readings Preliminary reports on both crashes have implicated a flight-control system that Boeing designed to operate in the background, making the 737 Max fly like earlier versions of the workhorse jetliner.
|
|
Most of the men have fled Rainpada, fearing police questioning that could implicate them or their relatives; and one of the few reminders of what happened there on that sweltering Sunday in July is a fading pink stain on the village council floor.
|
|
It immediately became apparent that what would become the "Panama Papers" had the potential to embarrass -- or worse, implicate -- world leaders and internationally sanctioned individuals, by linking them to offshore bank accounts that allegedly shielded wealth from taxes or authorities investigating wrongdoing.
|
|
On the other hand, the study did not implicate cigarette smoke in ear infection risk, but that is probably because there were too few babies in the study that were exposed to cigarette smoke to detect an increase in risk, Chonmaitree said.
|
|
"If summary judgment is granted for either party, there will be no need to resolve the questions of privilege that the parties have raised, which implicate serious separation-of-powers issues and would require additional briefing," Kollar-Kotelly wrote in a brief order.
|
|
Trump solicited China and Ukraine to open investigations he hopes will implicate former vice president and current Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden in (unfounded) corruption allegations — comments that even current Federal Election Commission (FEC) chair Ellen Weintraub has flagged as flouting the law.
|
|
The Church's continual refusal to make records public, particularly those that could implicate its more senior officials, is one of the enduring hallmarks of the Catholic sex abuse crisis, according to Tim Lennon, president of the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests.
|
|
Shocking footage from a Baltimore police officer's body-worn camera appears to show the cop planting drugs at the scene of a crime that officials have confirmed was used to implicate a defendant scheduled to face trial on the charges this week.
|
|
Audio recordings released by a whistleblower in 2016 were believed to implicate a number of politicians in a scheme aimed at raising 60 billion tugrik ($23 million) in campaign funds for parliamentary elections that year, which were won by Enkhbold's Mongolian People's Party.
|
|
In 2015's Lifetime Thriller "Bad Blood," a woman falsely accused of murder realizes that the leukemia patient to whom she donated bone marrow has a match for her blood type and is using this new identity to implicate her in his crimes.
|
|
"The court finds that there is a large potential factual overlap between the civil and criminal proceedings that would heavily implicate Mr Cohen's Fifth Amendment rights," District Judge James Otero wrote in the order, referring to the Constitution's protection against self-incrimination.
|
|
The New York Times is reporting that the Turkish government has provided the CIA with audio recordings that implicate Mohammed bin Salman in the killing of the Washington Post columnist, which the Saudi government acknowledges happened in its consulate in Istanbul in October.
|
|
"Those documents include White House records that remain legally protected from disclosure under longstanding constitutional principles, because they implicate significant Executive Branch confidentiality interests and executive privilege," Cipollone wrote to Nadler, according to a copy of the letter obtained by The Hill.
|
|
In an interview with CNN's "Cuomo Prime Time" on Tuesday, the attorney for adult film star Stormy Daniels predicted that Cohen's decision to cooperate with investigators and implicate his former boss in potential campaign finance violations would lead to the president's downfall.
|
|
Some people who have read the blanked-out pages, which are part of a joint 2628 congressional inquiry into the 28503/22019 attacks, have claimed the pages strongly implicate officials within the government of Saudi Arabia as being complicit in the attacks.
|
|
Stone said in July it's "a possibility" that he could be indicted over his communications with Russian hacker Guccifer 93 and WikiLeaks, which experts had warned could implicate him in a conspiracy to defraud the United States by interfering in the 29 election.
|
|
Cunha has warned that if he is arrested he will take other politicians down with him, signaling a danger for interim President Michel Temer that a Cunha plea bargain could implicate more members of his government and ruling PMDB party in corruption.
|
|
"We see this as a defensive, reactionary tactic, where Trump used a mirage of attack points to attempt to implicate Jeff Bezos and, by extension, the credibility of The Washington Post investigation, " Gene Munster, an analyst at Piper Jaffray, wrote in last week.
|
|
The trial is expected to become a slow drip of evidence that will embarrass the Russian government by debunking a variety of conspiracy theories promoted by state media, and it may implicate senior Kremlin officials already linked to the disaster by existing evidence.
|
|
By hinting that he might reveal details of Mr. Khashoggi's killing that could implicate the crown prince, Mr. Erdogan is sending tremors of anxiety through much of the far-flung coalition that has lined up with Saudi Arabia to crush the Islamists.
|
|
His fear, according to court documents filed Tuesday, is that past legal challenges implicating the disgraced financier may also "implicate the privacy and reputational interests" of people like him, who haven't been directly involved in any litigation against Epstein, according to Bloomberg News.
|
|
As we reported ... prosecutors laid out what Tekashi's going to say on the stand next week, when he'll supposedly name names, connect people to certain incriminating messages ... and implicate himself and other Nine Trey Bloods to a plot on hurting rival rapper Casanova.
|
|
Multiple witnesses in the impeachment probe appeared to implicate Mulvaney in an alleged quid pro quo, wherein the White House would only grant a visit to new Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky if Ukraine announced investigations into the Bidens and the 2016 presidential election.
|
|
Barr, as Sessions's replacement, not only shepherded the Mueller investigation to a swift and favorable conclusion but has helped Trump go on the offensive by launching investigations of dubious necessity that could implicate Trump's perceived enemies in law enforcement and the intelligence communities.
|
|
Details: In a filing, obtained by Talking Points Memo, Justice Department special counsel Joshua Gardner argues such action would raise several "significant constitutional issues that potentially implicate important interests of the United States" and should be decided in a federal, not state, court.
|
|
"Studies with animals and research on the chemical composition of GE foods currently on the market reveal no differences that would implicate a higher risk to human health and safety than from eating their non-GE counterparts," the NRC said in a release.
|
|
Philbin elaborated that the position of the President not to cooperate wholesale with the House investigation was grounded in well-established separation of powers concepts that the Executive Branch enjoyed absolute immunity and that the requested documents potentially could implicate executive privilege.
|
|
"Presidential immunity does not bar a state grand jury from issuing a subpoena in aid of its investigation of potential crimes committed by persons within its jurisdiction, even if that investigation may in some way implicate the president," the appeals panel wrote.
|
|
" With regard to Mr. Walters's trading in Apple stock, Mr. Berke said the government was trying to implicate his client by revealing that he spoke to Mr. Icahn "shortly before Mr. Icahn tweeted about his investment in Apple stock in August 2013.
|
|
"Najib supporters placed in key positions across government (including in the Attorney General's office and the anti-corruption commission) will continue to shield the prime minister from any probe by blocking access to information or evidence that could implicate him," the note said.
|
|
In a letter to House investigators, Sondland's attorneys said their client has ample documentation to back up his testimony, but that the White House and State Department are blocking him from sharing it, claiming it could implicate executive privilege and other confidentiality restrictions.
|
|
The scope just keeps getting bigger: The litigation started by focusing on two drugs but has since expanded to implicate 16 companies and more than 300 drugs, Connecticut assistant attorney general Joseph Nielsen, who has led the effort, told the Washington Post.
|
|
But within days, prosecutors now say, as she was being prepared to testify to a grand jury, she clarified her statement, asserting that she recognized him from the building where the murder took place but could not implicate him in the killing.
|
|
Mr. Schiff told reporters shortly after the announcement that he expected his committee to meet privately with members of Mr. Mueller's staff after his testimony to answer additional questions about classified portions of his report or details that implicate current Justice Department cases.
|
|
Read more: What we know about the shady 'intel agency' behind an alleged GOP scheme to pay women to falsely accuse Mueller of sexual misconduct Rather than legally implicate Mueller, the alleged scheme may open Wohl, Burkman, and other parties up to legal exposure.
|
|
Cohen testified publicly before the House Oversight Committee in February, armed with evidence appearing to implicate the President: copies of checks signed by Trump and his son Donald Trump Jr. that Cohen said were used to reimburse him for some of the hush money.
|
|
If the details coming out of the Khashoggi case implicate the Saudi government and the crown prince, Western governments — particularly the U.S. — will be under heightened pressure to punish the Saudis through mechanisms like sanctions on weapons sales or on members of the royal family.
|
|
Mooppan replied that there could be limits if the president's decision didn't implicate the type of national security and foreign policy concerns that traditionally are at play, or if, contrary to the purpose of the INA, the president simply decided that immigration was bad.
|
|
Read more: Rudy Giuliani claims he's 'the real whistleblower' and that no one will know the real story on Trump and Ukraine 'if I get killed'Trump has sought, without evidence, to implicate the Bidens in the kind of corruption that has long plagued Ukraine.
|
|
This was in part because the Scottish National Party went out of its way to emphasize that it favored a diverse, multicultural Scotland, but also because the case for local control was made in a way that did not implicate an ethnic basis of citizenship.
|
|
And Trump's team seems to support this theory too — essentially claiming that Mueller has failed to implicate the president in actual collusion with Russia, so he's just trying to "get" Trump on a dubious, stretched obstruction of justice case or a related perjury infraction.
|
|
Darias Jonker, Africa director at the Eurasia Group consultancy, said Mozambique's ruling party Frelimo would prefer to see Chang returned to Mozambique, because if sent to the United States, he could implicate senior members of the party ahead of tightly contested elections in October.
|
|
Andrew Puzder said he intends to resign as CEO of his fast food company in his nine page government ethics filings obtained by the AP. He also proposed selling hundreds of his holdings and recusing himself from government decisions that implicate his financial interest.
|
|
The position of the contemporary artist is one of precarious privilege, but here the artist appears to have absolved herself by refusing to implicate herself in the image, preferring to let the history of the image, and her painterly additions, make the case for her.
|
|
A day before South Korea announced late last month that it had impounded the Lighthouse Winmore in November, President Trump seemed to directly implicate China in the smuggling, writing on Twitter that it had been "caught RED HANDED" allowing illicit oil deliveries to North Korea.
|
|
These stories, though somewhat less exciting than Trump's Twitter beefs, also broadly implicate the common good and raise the basic question of whether or not Trump is good at his job, rather than casting him as a symbolic totem of America's ongoing culture wars.
|
|
The government's case was based mostly on testimony from a witness, Peter Michael Hitschman, who, it later emerged, had been tortured — his buttocks were burned with cigarettes — and told that his wife and son would be harmed if he did not implicate Mr. Bennett.
|
|
"Here, unlike McGahn, information concerning national security and foreign affairs is at the heart of the committees' impeachment inquiry," Cooper wrote, "and it is difficult to imagine any question that the committees' might put to Dr. Kupperman that would not implicate these sensitive areas."
|
|
Should something emerge from the Robert Mueller investigation — an investigation that is continuing unabated even as Harvey rages — that should implicate Trump and pose a threat to the continuation of his tenure, Trump wants to position any attempt to remove him as a political coup.
|
|
" In an unusual move, the Manhattan US Attorney's office filed a brief late Tuesday evening, saying it may seek to participate in the case, pointing out that the lawsuit "raises a number of significant constitutional issues that potentially implicate the interests of the United States.
|
|
Since he doesn't have a cooperation agreement, which dictates that a defendant provide any information requested by the government, he isn't required to answer all of prosecutors' questions when he meets with investigators, and he may decline to answer those that could further implicate him.
|
|
Giuliani — who had posted screencaps of the text messages on Twitter a few hours earlier — seemed to be trying to implicate the State Department in the rapidly widening Ukraine scandal (in which he's a central player), perhaps in hopes of covering his own behind.
|
|
Shawn says he's been talking to this man -- whom he hasn't ID'd -- for a little over a year, and that it all got started with a multi-page letter the man sent to Shawn and his team, attempting to further implicate Avery as Teresa's murderer.
|
|
Police figures show Duterte's campaign has killed more than 2,500 people since he took office on June 30, about three-quarters in police counter-narcotics operations, and the rest believed to be the victims of vigilantes or druglords eliminating rivals or silencing those who could implicate them.
|
|
The Supreme Court has acknowledged that private plaintiffs can bring federal tort claims, both Keenan and Alsup wrote, but its most recent decisions have urged federal courts to be extremely leery of overextending the reach of U.S. laws and intruding in matters that implicate foreign policy concerns.
|
|
"Here we've shown that genetic studies done at large scale and extremely high resolution can often implicate one or a small number of variants at the root of the genomic-wide association study associations, and thereby advance the conversion of these findings towards biological insight," Daly said.
|
|
A Chinese TV anchor was widely reported in May to have posted tax-dodging pay agreements online known as "yin-yang" contracts - one setting out the real agreed payment terms and a second with a lower figure for the tax authorities - that appeared to implicate Fan.
|
|
Odebrecht, Brazil's largest construction and engineering firm that prosecutors say benefited the most from a graft scheme at state-run oil company Petrobras, has signed a leniency deal that includes plea statements by dozens of executives and employees who are expected to implicate over 100 politicians.
|
|
"Unauthorized disclosure of such information—and especially to a target or subject in the investigation—may implicate criminal contempt of court, obstruction of justice, or the Department of Justice's long-standing policy regarding contacts with the White House related to criminal investigations or cases," Schumer wrote.
|
|
Earlier this week, documents from 2003 resurfaced that implicate Manning in not only an incident of sexual harassment, during which Manning allegedly "forcefully maneuvered" his naked genitals onto the head of a female athletic trainer, but a coverup and smear campaign against the trainer, Dr. Jamie Naughright.
|
|
Moreover, there was nothing "simple" about the actions that potentially implicate the President: an intricate scheme of alleged criminal conduct that moved money from Cohen and the National Enquirer to the two women by way of an intentionally obscure array of cutouts, intermediaries and shell entities.
|
|
" He said it would be "highly unlikely" that he could implicate other officials, adding that he was not "in regular contact with the campaign" after former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort left his role, and that the remaining aides in Washington "were not close associates of mine.
|
|
A Chinese TV anchor in May was widely reported to have posted tax-dodging pay agreements online known as "yin-yang" contracts - one setting out the real agreed payment terms and a second with a lower figure for the tax authorities - that appeared to implicate Fan.
|
|
Tom Steyer, a billionaire activist who has spent millions of his own dollars directing pressure at Congress to impeach Trump, said while he thinks the contents of the report implicate the president, he acknowledges the findings alone are unlikely to convince Americans to change their minds.
|
|
A quick succession of high-adrenaline events is woven into lower-key intrigue that includes venomous rivalry between the police and the secret service, and a mysterious document that may implicate someone very high up in government and allow Montague to make a grab for power.
|
|
A whistle-blower's complaint released Thursday and the White House reconstruction of a phone call between Mr. Trump and the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, confirm Mr. Trump's abusive pressure on Ukraine and implicate Attorney General William Barr and Mr. Trump's private lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, in the scheme.
|
|
He has receipts, and they demonstrate how the former prosecutor general of Ukraine was trying to trade Biden dirt for Yovanovich's firing, but they still don't implicate Trump directly—even if they did, many Republicans have already decided that Trump's role in all this isn't impeachable.
|
|
He talked of cities and suburbs as immigrant-afflicted "war zones," but the crackdown he seeks focuses overwhelmingly on nonviolent offenses, the document fraud and unauthorized entry and other misdeeds that implicate many people who fit no sane definition of brutal criminal or threat to the homeland.
|
|
" She added: "Canada's broader interest in investing in a capable, professional and robust military is very clear: If middle powers do not implicate themselves in the furtherance of peace and stability around the world, that will be left to the great powers to settle among themselves.
|
|
The reason is rooted in expediency, but also evidence, as Democrats view both the whistleblower complaint and Trump's phone call with Zelensky — a summary of which was released by the White House last month — to be virtual smoking guns that already implicate Trump in criminal wrongdoing.
|
|
And while it's believed that expanded polystyrene and other extruded foam products will take about a million years to decompose, to use them as a source of forms doesn't necessarily implicate heavy industry any more than casting sculpture in bronze is a critique of foundry methods.
|
|
So many conservative media figures and GOP politicians have increasingly tried to publicize other Russia-related matters that they say implicate Trump's political enemies — whether the Obama administration, the Clintons, Mueller, fired FBI Director James Comey, or even the FBI as a whole — in misconduct of some kind.
|
|
Police figures show Duterte's campaign has killed more than 2,500 people since he took office on June 30, about three-quarters in police counter-narcotics operations, and the rest believed to be the victims of vigilantes or drug lords eliminating rivals or silencing those who could implicate them.
|
|
When mass famine, rising sea levels, and an economic situation resembling a science fiction dystopia are on the horizon, it seems almost irresponsible for the media not to devote the majority of its resources to that instead of legal proceedings that have yet to personally implicate the president.
|
|
Police figures show the campaign has killed more than 2,500 people since Duterte took office on June 30, about three-quarters in police counter-narcotics operations, and the rest believed to be the victims of vigilantes or drug lords eliminating rivals or silencing those who could implicate them.
|
|
"There is no reason to allow a wide-ranging fishing expedition into processes that are not before the court, are not at issue in the complaint, that would implicate serious privilege and privacy concerns, and that would create significant unnecessary burdens," they argued in their motion to quash.
|
|
"(In the hours after it was revealed in October 2016, Mr. Trump acknowledged that the voice was his, and he apologized.)" The president, who has himself been accused of sexual assault by multiple women, may want to distance himself from vulgar comments that implicate him in criminal behavior.
|
|
Conway spoke to reporters at the White House, where she swiped at Democrats and the media after Mueller's investigation and downplayed any potentially damaging information included in the more than 400-page document, which did not implicate Trump in conspiracy with the Russian government or obstruction of justice.
|
|
Separately, Valor Econômico reported that Palocci will implicate Esteves's BTG Pactual, which allegedly obtained unfair advantage ahead of its acquisition of a stake in Banco Pan in 2011 after the target received an investment from Caixa Participações SA, owner of state-run lender Caixa Econômica Federal, in 2009.
|
|
Conservative blogs and noted conspiracy theorists have baselessly claimed that Comey's connection to her father and her alleged political affiliations are conflicts of interest, suggesting with no evidence that she could fix Epstein's prosecution to either exonerate Clinton, who has been associated with Epstein, or to implicate Trump.
|
|
The criminal charges filed against the president were based on the plea-bargain testimony of the owners of the world's largest meatpacker, JBS SA. They accused Temer of taking bribes in return for political favors and of conspiring to buy the silence of a witness who could implicate him.
|
|
Blumenthal, Whitehouse, and Hirono say the Senate should have been able to review Whitaker's "espoused legal views, his affiliation with a company that is under criminal investigation for defrauding consumers, and his public comments criticizing and proposing to curtail ongoing DOJ investigations that implicate the President" before his appointment.
|
|
According to Mr. Nieto, Mexican investigators have been focusing on a series of money transfers associated with the purchase that they say implicate Mr. Lozoya, including a transfer of $3.6 million that was sent by Ahmsa to a shell company in Switzerland that was connected to Mr. Lozoya.
|
|
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey sees himself as a rival to Prince Mohammed to be the rightful leader of the Islamic world, and the Turkish security services have continually leaked lurid details from their investigation into Mr. Khashoggi's killing to implicate Saudi Arabia and damage Prince Mohammed's reputation.
|
|
In his memo, delivered in the spring, Mr. George claimed that the district attorney's office had used the threat of murder charges as "leverage" to persuade Mr. Thompson to implicate himself and his family in the robberies, and to identify his partner, Mr. Franklin, in Ms. Browning's death.
|
|
The default coordinates in the app matched those of the headquarters of the General Intelligence Service, Egypt's equivalent of the C.I.A. Check Point officials said it was possible that the coordinates had been planted in the app as a false flag by someone trying to implicate the Egyptian state.
|
|
"In that regard, although many find the Kentucky law offensive, it doesn't implicate the same fundamental questions about the continuing scope of the right to choose that the justices identified in Roe as other cases already on the court's docket this term and coming down the pipeline," Vladeck added.
|
|
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in a 6-5 en banc decision said that because Laura Masserant's claim required the application of the state law, and did not implicate her union's collective bargaining agreement with the airline, it was not preempted by the federal Railway Labor Act.
|
|
As first reported by Foreign Policy in late January, President Trump approved a plan to carry out a campaign to discredit senior FBI officials after Dowd warned him that they were all almost certainly going to provide damaging testimony that might implicate him in an obstruction of justice case.
|
|
Though their death sentences were commuted, Ms. Secor reports, they were tortured horribly in prison: Akbar refused to implicate his brother in a foreign plot against the state and was beaten so badly that a disk in his spine ruptured and he suffered internal bleeding from his kidneys and stomach.
|
|
In the Facebook case, the ACLU isn't challenging the two-step process as a whole, but is arguing that in cases that implicate political speech, there should be limits on what information prosecutors have access to, how they search it, how they store it, and how long they can keep it.
|
|
If what Clapper says is true that it was an innocuous investigation to find out what involvement Russia had, then why would they have bent over backwards, as Andy McCarthy says, to avoid investigating Hillary and indicting her and bend over forward to indict and implicate and deject President Trump?
|
|
"For Matchmaker Exchange our measure of success will be finding novel genes and matching patients with candidate genes to build evidence to implicate those genes in disease," said Heidi Rehm, director of the Laboratory for Molecular Medicine at Partners Healthcare in Boston and one of the leaders of the Exchange project.
|
|
Assuming Manafort maintains his defiance through his upcoming second trial in the District of Columbia for money laundering and witness tampering, it seems he either will continue not to cooperate or has nothing of value to cooperate with that would implicate Trump in colluding with Russia during the 2628 presidential campaign.
|
|
"Both cases implicate the scope of the government's authority over different classes of immigrants in ways that won't directly bear on the travel ban litigation, but could provide important clues into what the key justices are thinking," said CNN legal analyst and University of Texas Law School professor Steve Vladeck.
|
|
After a roller coaster day which saw his former campaign chairman convicted on eight counts of financial crimes and his former lawyer pleading guilty to eight counts including campaign finance violations that implicate Trump himself, the president was widely expected to go off the rail at a rally in West Virginia.
|
|
"Between now and then, we still have an obligation to investigate the deeply troubling evidence outlined by the special counsel — not merely the portions that implicate Russian nationals, as some have suggested, but the entire report, including the volume that lays out some of the president's troubling behavior," Nadler said.
|
|
Whitaker's recent decision not to recuse himself despite the advice of ethics experts, and recent meetings during which Trump reportedly "lashed out" at Whitaker for allowing the SDNY to implicate Trump in campaign finance crimes, only add to the concern about the independence of the Department of Justice moving forward.
|
|
Two sources close to Temer told Reuters that the order at the presidential palace is to remain silent on Cunha's arrest, mainly because of concerns that he may turn state's witness and implicate fellow PMDB politicians, whom Cunha lashed out against for not defending him against the recent criminal charges.
|
|
We don't know the content of those contacts, but considering public statements about potential pardons, it is not hard to imagine they could implicate the president and others in a conspiracy to obstruct justice or witness tampering if, for example, they suggested a potential pardon if Mr. Manafort protected the president.
|
|
As Congress rightly seeks ways to re-establish sensible checks on the ability of a president to involve the country's armed forces in hostilities, it should not overlook the need for proactive oversight of the kinds of arms sales that tend to directly implicate the United States in foreign wars.
|
|
Pursuing leads that implicate Salafists, Hasidic Jews, and Jehovah's Witnesses, the police duo assigned to the case hear stories not only of radicalization but of thwarted love, of righteous anger toward monstrous fathers, of sky-blue pills that make one feel like God, of hip-hop groups that fell apart.
|
|
Both Trump and his lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, have tried to get ahead of the whistleblower story by acknowledging that they encouraged the Ukrainian president to undertake a "corruption" investigation that could implicate Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's son, but they have denied that the aid money was used as leverage.
|
|
But instead of spending weekends cooking and introducing Othman to her friends, Althaibani uses her time off to rigorously contest Trump's punitive series of travel bans — the 3 executive orders that have shut out visitors from Muslim-majority nations, including Yemen, and that implicate a staggering 200 million people across the globe.
|
|
Democrats are pleased with the portrait they have assembled of a president who bypassed the normal channels of diplomacy to pressure Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and unproven theories that could exonerate Russia from aiding his campaign in 2016 and implicate Democrats in interfering in the election instead.
|
|
He's tasked with leading the House's investigation on this matter, so it's unclear why, when informed of this, he went public so quickly, why he didn't tell his House Democratic counterpart, and why he went off to the White House to talk to Trump about an investigation that may implicate his associates. Sen.
|
|
Saudi Arabia's explanations for Khashoggi's disappearance shifted constantly, from initial assertions that he was still alive to the possibility rogue actors were to blame, even as it became clear responsibility for his death reached the highest offices in the Kingdom and could implicate the de facto ruler, Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.
|
|
McGahn has declined to comply with the committee's document request and instead has followed the White House instructions that argue the records the being sought by the panel "implicate significant Executive Branch confidentiality interests and executive privilege," and therefore requests to access to them must instead be directed to the West Wing.
|
|
They also potentially implicate Nunes and his committee staff in the same events the committee is currently investigating — specifically, the monthslong effort by Trump, Giuliani and others to get Ukrainian officials to help them dig up dirt on Biden, and to validate far-right conspiracy claims about Ukraine and the 2016 election.
|
|
Each character's section offers a partial view that builds by the repetition of a handful of images — Oppenheimer's porkpie hat and his silver lighter; dogs and turtles, photographs and eyes; a John Donne poem — and crucial remarks about three real-life characters whose relationships with Oppenheimer were used to implicate him in 1954.
|
|
Now, since the agency was telling us what foreigners were saying about us and our processes, this NSA reporting would unavoidably implicate information about what the agency calls protected persons — that's you, me, any American anywhere and any legal long-term residents of the United States— including the President elect and his team.
|
|
Each call to a parent was a set-up, made by Singer at the direction of law enforcement agents and recorded to further implicate them in the largest college admissions scam ever prosecuted in the US. Singer, facing a mountain of evidence against him, had begun cooperating with federal investigators in September 23.
|
|
While it's important to note that Sondland's admission doesn't directly implicate Trump -- it's not clear where Sondland got the clear sense of the aid holdup being tied to the public announcement of the investigations -- it does make it totally impossible for GOP lawmakers to say there was no understood quid pro quo.
|
|
So I can't speak so much because we are not omniscient so we don't see everything we do know that more cases are being opened that implicate trade secret theft with a nexus to China and that may be because the victims are more attentive to what's happening which is a good thing.
|
|
But the announcement in court that he would be the key witness against Hakan Atilla, an executive of the Turkish bank that US officials say expedited the money-laundering scheme, raises the likelihood that his testimony will implicate top officials of Erdogan's government in a plot to help Iranian companies evade terrorism-related US sanctions.
|
|
The report alleged that the actions of those organizations "potentially implicate a number of federal laws" against the sale for profit of human tissue, but that the ability to find these potential violations were "beyond the resources" of the committee and therefore they were unable to find specific evidence of illegal activity by Planned Parenthood.
|
|
"Both cases implicate the scope of the government's authority over different classes of immigrants in ways that won't directly bear on the travel ban litigation, but could provide important clues into what the key justices are thinking," said Steve Vladeck, a CNN contributor and professor of law at University of Texas School of Law.
|
|
Per the process, signatories are required to sign documents in which they commit to a number of pledges, including not protesting "outside of the confines of the law"; not publishing written content that insults the government and security establishment; and immediately informing security officials of any pieces of information that may implicate the security situation.
|
|
"The threshold is, are we aware of the vulnerability, or did we just buy a tool and don't have sufficient knowledge of the vulnerability to implicate the process?" he said, referring to a little-known White House review panel created in 2010 to decide whether to tell companies about security flaws the government discovers.
|
|
To make matters worse, Justice Department officials later said Rosenstein participated in meetings that not only raised the possible need to remove Trump as an incompetent president under the 25th Amendment but reportedly discussed wearing a wire to implicate Trump in crimes, a suggestion that Rosenstein said was a jest but others insisted was serious.
|
|
The first charges filed by Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, did not implicate Mr. Trump but collectively amounted to a political body blow to a president who has spent months insisting that Mr. Mueller's investigation was nothing more than a "witch hunt" based on a "hoax" invented by Democrats and the news media.
|
|
"Republican senators affirmatively voted to allow the president to use his official powers to suppress the opposition party, to purge government employees who proved more loyal to the Constitution than to Trump, and to potentially prosecute or otherwise criminally implicate his political enemies without lawful cause, while shielding Trump allies from legal sanction," he wrote.
|
|