Jurisdiction after jurisdiction is rejecting the use of cash bail.
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Elsewhere, they vary dramatically from offense to offense and from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
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"Long-arm jurisdiction" is a term for when authorities exercise jurisdiction over foreign entities.
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Lawyers are checking regulations, jurisdiction by jurisdiction, to gird for possible future contractual disputes.
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The exact outcome varied from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, but the bottom line was the same.
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It was not in the jurisdiction of the energy committee, it's the jurisdiction of environment committee.
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Because laws around sex crimes vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, charges like these can be confusing.
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There is no coherent justification for FERC intruding on state jurisdiction but not on federal jurisdiction.
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Any particular jurisdiction can push taxes up if commerce can't easily flee to a lower-tax jurisdiction.
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Rosenberg stressed that the peeling-back of sanctions is complex, and will vary widely from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
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"The actual out-of-pocket expenses are difficult to identify as they vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction," said Kelly.
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"Jurisdiction after jurisdiction that are experiencing housing crises ... are seriously looking at this in a big way," he said.
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Brady said the House Judiciary Committee has shared jurisdiction on the provision and has sole jurisdiction on a related provision.
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Second, Congress could restrict the court's appellate jurisdiction, or its authority to decide cases not arising out of original jurisdiction.
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It also said no provisions in the statute itself give Oregon general jurisdiction – as opposed to subject matter jurisdiction – over claims.
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"The tribe has jurisdiction over civil matters to enforce judgments within its jurisdiction, including judgments over non-Indians," Mr. Marshall said.
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This still leaves the CFPB's jurisdiction largely undefined and provides no predictability of the CFPB's statutory jurisdiction for any other industry.
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The intersection of the underbanked, and Bitcoin, means that the nature of the Bitcoin ATM industry will differ from jurisdiction-to-jurisdiction.
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"The attorney general's office does not have criminal jurisdiction, but it does have jurisdiction over charitable activities," the spokeswoman, Mary Compton, said.
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"Any crime involving an Indian as a victim or a perpetrator would be subject to federal jurisdiction, not state jurisdiction," he said.
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When jurisdiction after jurisdiction adopts rules that drive up home prices, entire regions become inaccessible to low-income and even middle-income people.
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The Secretary has the authority to designate, in his discretion and to the extent consistent with law, a jurisdiction as a sanctuary jurisdiction.
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Many important challenges in the health care industry stem from how inefficiently and ineffectively data is shared from organization to organization, jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
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The decentralized US electoral system means that procedures and policies vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, and states count and certify votes at different paces.
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"The Judiciary committee has the primary jurisdiction and responsibility for conducting oversight jurisdiction of the Justice Department," Feinstein said in a statement released Monday.
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Anton hangs his argument, as do others, on the Amendment's phrase "under the jurisdiction thereof" -- claiming that illegal immigrants are not under U.S. jurisdiction.
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Global Magnitsky laws differ slightly from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, and are being adopted differently in the European Union, but they have a common basis.
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Known as the "special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the United States," it covers how to handle criminal complaints outside of any nation's jurisdiction.
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The decentralized US electoral system means that procedures and policies vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, meaning states count and certify votes at different paces.
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The Justice Department has claimed jurisdiction over antitrust issues related to Google and Apple, while the Federal Trade Commission has jurisdiction over Facebook and Amazon.
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That's in part because the laws vary from state to state, and jurisdiction to jurisdiction, but also because the deed itself can be a disaster.
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A select committee with broad jurisdiction is essential because of the limited jurisdiction that each of the existing Senate committees has to investigate these matters.
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" Responding to a question about what jurisdiction the EPA would have on homelessness, Wheeler said, "Our jurisdiction is more on the water side and impact on wastewater.
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As Weber says, "certain politicians who were not excited about any select committee" claimed that the committee's jurisdiction would override the jurisdiction and authority of existing committees.
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Jurisdiction issue Over the next two weeks, Judge Goldsmith will try to determine whether or not a federal district court has jurisdiction over the matter in the first place.
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"Codes and standards vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, but our recommendation is for escalator passengers to step on, hold on to the rail and stay alert," the company wrote.
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The regulation, made final nearly a year ago, asserts federal jurisdiction under the Clean Water Act over small streams, wetlands, ponds and other areas whose jurisdiction was not clear previously.
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The Philippines is currently under the jurisdiction of the ICC as a result of it being a member, while withdrawing from the group does nothing to change its jurisdiction retroactively.
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But "some drugs that were approved in only one jurisdiction will be approved relatively quickly in the other jurisdiction but others might be delayed," the American Enterprise Institute's Alex Brill said.
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The equalisation policy means Shell incurs higher costs when an employee goes on assignment to a higher tax jurisdiction and receives a saving when one moves to a lower tax jurisdiction.
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For one, there are at least 52 legal jurisdictions to consider -- all 50 states, the federal system, military law -- and what constitutes sexual battery or assault varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
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The GOP tax bill, which worked its way through Congress before Christmas treats Puerto Rico as a "foreign jurisdiction" (Puerto Rico is a domestic jurisdiction in U.S. law — except for tax purposes).
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Yet the Wheeler FCC moved to extend its jurisdiction and reach to enforce the privacy practice of broadband providers, contrary to the well-established expertise and jurisdiction of the Federal Trade Commission.
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But the setting of a provision — like the Securities Exchange Act jurisdiction provision — that establishes exclusive federal jurisdiction, not only requires that federal courts assure themselves that their jurisdiction is proper, but also requires state courts to assure themselves that a cause of action does not fall within the federal courts' exclusive jurisdictional sphere before proceeding.
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"Both the LSTA and the government believed jurisdiction lies in the Circuit Court so it was the court itself that raised the issue" of jurisdiction, Elliot Ganz, general counsel at the LSTA, said.
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"What we're trying to do is to get the International Criminal Court to use Bangladesh's territorial jurisdiction and look at forced displacement, and they have the jurisdiction to do that," he told CNN.
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The Office of Congressional Ethics only has jurisdiction over Congress.
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Vaccines fall under the public health jurisdiction of the states.
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Federal authorities have jurisdiction over major crimes on the reservation.
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Andrej Koscuisko served in the Jurisdiction Fleet as a torturer.
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Federal and state regulators share jurisdiction over car safety regulations.
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China refuses to participate and doesn't recognize the court's jurisdiction.
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But the FCC does not have jurisdiction over tech companies.
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Circuit Judge Ferdinand Fernandez dissented, saying the court lacked jurisdiction.
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Other details of its jurisdiction, makeup and operations remain outstanding.
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China says the court has no jurisdiction in the matter.
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"Federal courts are courts of limited jurisdiction," the court wrote.
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Michael Flynn Jurisdiction: District of Columbia Status: Awaiting sentencing 212.
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Richard Gates Jurisdiction: District of Columbia Status: Awaiting sentencing 213.
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Roger Stone Jurisdiction: District of Columbia Status: Awaiting trial 11.
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The FCC does not have statutory jurisdiction over these properties.
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The dispatcher sent an ambulance from a jurisdiction further away.
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And being federal land, the state would have no jurisdiction.
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Ever wonder why no jurisdiction taxes cigarettes by nicotine content?
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The Justice Department, however, has limited jurisdiction over former employees.
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But Washington was the first jurisdiction to make them available.
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And his trailer house was outside of my parents' jurisdiction.
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So do the complicated layers of jurisdiction over tribal lands.
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The Capitol Police jurisdiction is in the District of Columbia.
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He deemed the proposal outside the bounds of congressional jurisdiction.
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The decision sets no nationwide precedent on tribal court jurisdiction.
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We must therefore dismiss the appeal for lack of jurisdiction.
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Particularly given the kinds of jurisdiction I have in Manhattan.
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"The Philippines is not a jurisdiction under SORNA," Kennedy said.
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ChemoFx is based in Pittsburgh, which is under Novitas' jurisdiction.
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"I think the Ethics Committee has broad jurisdiction," he added.
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There's some issues that have dual or even triple jurisdiction.
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The committee's jurisdiction is broad — and so was Beckerman's portfolio.
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Hill's conduct with campaign aides falls outside the committee's jurisdiction.
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We conclude that we have jurisdiction to entertain this dispute.
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The jurisdiction: New Jersey actually owns most of the island.
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"I find I have jurisdiction over Mr. Trump," she wrote.
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The Justice Department's appeal was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
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The document does include a small section on criminal jurisdiction.
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And then, deviating from normal procedures, Mr. Sessions took jurisdiction.
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Russia is likely to be a friendly jurisdiction to him.
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Only Brazil's Supreme Court has jurisdiction in cases against ministers.
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Back then, the FTC had primary jurisdiction over internet providers.
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For over 100 years, Guam has remained under U.S. jurisdiction.
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Netanyahu said the ICC had no jurisdiction in the case.
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Emergency services were delayed by confusion over who had jurisdiction.
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The subcommittee with jurisdiction over the bill, headed by Sen.
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First, for the FBI, there are serious questions about jurisdiction.
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Both have jurisdiction over different parts of the health overhaul.
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The Department of Labor has jurisdiction over private sector health plans, and the Department of Health and Human Services has jurisdiction over public sector health plans, and the split responsibility makes follow-up difficult.
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Just as the FAA claims jurisdiction over "every device that flies," it seems very likely that the SEC will claim jurisdiction over these de facto equity sales, and frown on their permissionless, unregulated nature.
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FBI jurisdiction Under special counsel regulations, Mueller's office would have to discuss with the attorney general whether to keep an investigation under the special counsel's office or to refer it to a different jurisdiction.
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Jurisdiction For starters, we remain unclear about the jurisdiction of water regulated under the Clean Water Act, a struggle that has been going on for the life of the now 45-year-old statute.
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"Under the regulation that defines the jurisdiction for the special counsel, Mueller may ask Rosenstein for additional jurisdiction to pursue other matters that come to light in the course of the Russia investigation," Goodman explains.
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County officials are then responsible for counting votes within their jurisdiction.
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Those currently fall under the Monetary Policy and Trade Subcommittee's jurisdiction.
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Vaccinations do fall under the public health jurisdiction of the states.
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Previously such warrants could only be used within a judge's jurisdiction.
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But the public areas are under shared jurisdiction with local authorities.
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"It has clear jurisdiction," he said in a separate press conference.
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"There isn't," said Walden, whose committee has significant jurisdiction over healthcare.
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I mean, we don&apost have jurisdiction over these -- these people.
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The jurisdiction was misstated in an earlier version of this post.
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Marketing U.S. LNG is not the jurisdiction of the EPA administrator.
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Wholesale power markets are administered by TSOs and under FERC jurisdiction.
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It prohibits the trading of ringgit assets outside of its jurisdiction.
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Foreign states are not typically within the jurisdiction of Canadian courts.
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As mayor, Paes does not have jurisdiction over the security forces.
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These sites then pop up elsewhere, hosted in an obscure jurisdiction.
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The SEC only has civil jurisdiction and cannot bring criminal prosecutions.
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Both countries judged that no crime had occurred within their jurisdiction.
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The new constellations will also raise tricky questions of national jurisdiction.
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The brief said the federal jurisdiction is both "correct and important."
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It greets just about every climate plan released by any jurisdiction.
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Campaign donations should be limited to people living within the jurisdiction.
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However, expectations of regulatory behaviour could vary by jurisdiction and issuer.
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An investor case against VW might fail the jurisdiction test, too.
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In 2012 Venezuela began the process of leaving the court's jurisdiction.
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For Britain, however, escaping the court's jurisdiction was a chief objective.
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The SC could get his or her jurisdiction expanded if necessary.
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The Court retained jurisdiction to make the spousal support order retroactive.
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This is treaty territory, and no one else has jurisdiction there.
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The accused are also not allowed to leave the prohibited jurisdiction.
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"I have jurisdiction over children until they reach 21," Capizzi said.
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Ryanair argued that Irish courts had jurisdiction over their Irish contracts.
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Ottawa, which approved the project in 2016, insists it has jurisdiction.
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Listing policy is uniform, and does not vary by geographical jurisdiction.
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But AT&T challenged the agency's jurisdiction over it, and won.
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There's some question as to whether Minnesota officials might have jurisdiction.
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The SEC has jurisdiction over cryptocurrencies that are used as securities.
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JENN Not my jurisdiction, I'm afraid, though I share your sentiment.
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Unfortunately, the president doesn't have jurisdiction in either of the cases.
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But they differed on which jurisdiction the attacks would fall under.
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A U.S. regulator plainly has jurisdiction over the Channel Island subsidiary.
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The Budget and HSGA committees have joint jurisdiction over Mulvaney's nomination.
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All of their assets subject to U.S. jurisdiction will be frozen.
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S. secrecy jurisdiction, whose real owners are near impossible to ascertain.
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The Senate Rules Committee has primary jurisdiction over election security issues.
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The federal consumer protection bureau has jurisdiction over seller-financed transactions.
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Each conduit jurisdiction is specialized both geographically and in industrial sectors.
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Congress has severely limited federal court jurisdiction over expedited removal proceedings.
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There's nothing wrong with DFS regulating insurance policies in its jurisdiction.
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As a Russian citizen, Agalarov is not subject to US jurisdiction.
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Accordingly, they fall outside of the jurisdiction of the special counsel.
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Hawaii is one of several states in the 9th Circuit's jurisdiction.
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FIRRMA will expand CFIUS jurisdiction to certain non-FDI equity investments.
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Marketplace lenders that provide direct loans are also under state jurisdiction.
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Congress's jurisdiction is much broader than that of the special counsel.
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The FDA has some jurisdiction but "it's pretty light," she says.
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So once travelers cross through immigration, they are under mainland jurisdiction.
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The Judiciary Committee has jurisdiction over the courts, including bankruptcy courts.
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They cannot ever, ever hope to acquire jurisdiction over my person.
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The committees of jurisdiction would mark up the legislation before then.
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By 2013, ICE was linked to every jurisdiction in the nation.
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Still, several committees could claim jurisdiction to consider the bill first.
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States also subject applicants to income requirements, which vary by jurisdiction.
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Myanmar has expressed "serious concern" about the prosecutor's request for jurisdiction.
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Technically, it was out of their jurisdiction, Mr. Del Fra said.
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The exact makeup of a rape kit will vary between jurisdiction.
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" What does it mean to be "subject to the jurisdiction thereof?
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The vote comes after seven committees of jurisdiction advanced the USMCA.
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Japan studied Asia's strictest gambling jurisdiction to prepare their own regime.
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The Ninth Circuit has jurisdiction in nine western states, including California.
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Pakistan responded that the court should decline jurisdiction in the case.
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Myanmar does not recognize the ICC but Bangladesh accepts its jurisdiction.
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Shareholders are increasingly likely to take advantage of state court jurisdiction.
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The treaty, Iran said, gave the ICJ jurisdiction over the case.
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The rules also needlessly steps on state jurisdiction over payday loans.
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No other jurisdiction in the state has done so, he added.
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Immigrants 183 and older, however, fall under the jurisdiction of ICE.
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Immigrants 218 and older, however, fall under the jurisdiction of ICE.
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Callamard said that states should invoke universal jurisdiction in the case.
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Whatever the merits of allowing certain state law claims to generate federal jurisdiction, unlike the bright-line rule for federal causes of action, not all state-law causes of action give rise to federal-question jurisdiction.
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JURISDICTION For Alberto Zacharias Toron, a lawyer and professor in criminal law, the filing of the murder charges sets up a possible dispute over jurisdiction of the case, which could play into the hands of the defense.
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Atkinson explained that he could not disclose the details in the complaint as the Justice Department stated it was outside the jurisdiction of DNI and therefore outside of the jurisdiction of the inspector general, the source said.
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Farther removed from American jurisdiction, Huawei's Asian suppliers have been more circumspect.
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U.S. courts have jurisdiction over U.S. citizens but not over British citizens.
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It not just varies by company but by jurisdiction [and] by fight.
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The NRA is chartered in New York, which gives James' office jurisdiction.
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I'm not aware of that ever being done in any other jurisdiction.
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"This has the ability to really go beyond our jurisdiction," she says.
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If you want to be on a certain committee, that's her jurisdiction.
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So, that was also under the jurisdiction of a guy named Rosenstein.
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But not all agencies are under the jurisdiction of the executive branch.
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A U.S. judge turned that down last month, saying he lacked jurisdiction.
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Another 214 percent, or about $2600 million, would go to that jurisdiction.
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The state troopers have taken over, handling the autopsy and claiming jurisdiction.
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It will also be under the jurisdiction of Switzerland's national privacy regulator.
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The FTC, it seems, does not like its jurisdiction being pared back.
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The ECSC has jurisdiction over the British Virgin Islands, among other territories.
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Both territories fall under the jurisdiction of the Fed's New York branch.
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The FTC has reportedly taken jurisdiction over looking into Facebook and Amazon.
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It also declined to exercise jurisdiction over the plaintiffs' foreign law claims.
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This make New Jersey the ninth jurisdiction to allow physician-assisted suicide.
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"We believe he has every incentive to flee the jurisdiction," said Berman.
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Konstantin Kilimnik Jurisdiction: District of Columbia Status: Post-indictment, pre-arrest 21.
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Michael Cohen Jurisdiction: Southern District of New York Status: Post-sentencing 3.
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Bob, Washington DC: Does Barr have any jurisdiction over the Southern District?
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National allegiance is not what matters, in legal terms, when determining jurisdiction.
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Overseas murders, no matter how tragic, typically don't fall under American jurisdiction.
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This reclassification gives the FCC the jurisdiction to regulate internet service providers.
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The amendments primarily reflect the planned transfer to a new regulatory jurisdiction.
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Setting new drug prices is also completely out of the FDA's jurisdiction.
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They did not consider Whitney's murder as it occurred in another jurisdiction.
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The appeals court concluded it lacked jurisdiction and upheld the state's decision.
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When they did, they would say, 'Oh it's not our jurisdiction, sorry.
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Illinois isn't alone in looking to extend its jurisdiction into augmented reality.
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The most productive parts of the ocean are largely under national jurisdiction.
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The House Natural Resources Committee will consider 14 bills in its jurisdiction.
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China has argued that the tribunal had no jurisdiction in the case.
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Myanmar has rejected the efforts to establish international jurisdiction over the matter.
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Burr said the jurisdiction more appropriately belongs to Risch's Foreign Relations panel.
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She should have maintained ultimate jurisdiction; hence, responsibility for the security breach.
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This is the entirety of what the DOJ's jurisdiction got them: pic.twitter.
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The sanctions freeze all of Rusal's assets that are under U.S. jurisdiction.
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He did not say in which jurisdiction Mexico could file the litigation.
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Stupid song suggesting me had no jurisdiction or agency over throbbing id.
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No federal agency has clear jurisdiction over writing rules for internet companies.
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The regulation was meant to clarify what waterways fall under federal jurisdiction.
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Then each country uses that prediction to approve vaccines in its jurisdiction.
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The hearings in the case focused only on the matter of jurisdiction.
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The ramifications of testing can go far beyond any one specific jurisdiction.
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Also, the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America falls under Constantinople's direct jurisdiction.
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And if they claim jurisdiction over occupied territories, it means they're annexed.
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Arrests of suspected gay men have also reportedly happened outside his jurisdiction.
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That means the jurisdiction of the ECJ in the UK must end.
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Of course, the attorney general's jurisdiction extends far beyond the Russia investigation.
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Like rulers of neighboring kingdoms, we only have jurisdiction within our borders.
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Each jurisdiction enforces its own separate criteria for recruitment, conduct, and wages.
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The appeals court's geographic jurisdiction is also sometimes called the Ninth Circuit.
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But, but, but: Not every jurisdiction is embracing AVs in all contexts.
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An SEC filing says it too has jurisdiction in the Cayman Islands.
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Because of this complexity, tribes have been fighting to expand their jurisdiction.
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Israel says the court has no jurisdiction to investigate the Palestinian Territories.
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Your data is about to move under U.S. jurisdiction thanks to Brexit.
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Traditional animal proteins are the jurisdiction of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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The Justice Department, of course, does have plenty of jurisdiction over immigration.
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The U.K. proposed to put an end to the court's direct jurisdiction.
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However, prior attempts to prosecute Israeli officials under universal jurisdiction have failed.
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No lead value and no call was made to the local jurisdiction.
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But even with America's economic reach, there are limits to U.S. jurisdiction.
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Because much online activity crosses state boundaries it falls under federal jurisdiction.
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How can foreign institutions outside legal U.S. jurisdiction be forced to comply?
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But there is no police jurisdiction on the world's gargantuan, open seas.
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He noted that Nashville is a jurisdiction that doesn't cooperate with ICE.
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The two biggest issues at play were questions of jurisdiction and enforcement.
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Under the 10th Amendment, jurisdiction over intrastate commerce belongs to the states.
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Criminal jurisdiction also rests with Cyrus Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney.
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If necessary, it will be preserved under Israel's jurisdiction by force, too.
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The ICC is currently considering whether it has jurisdiction in the crisis.
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"That's an angle we can assert in terms of jurisdiction," said Connolly.
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"We are the committee of jurisdiction in the legislative branch," he said.
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The 9th Circuit has jurisdiction over nine western U.S. states, including California.
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But "the state could identify no precedent for a court to consider conduct outside the political boundaries of a jurisdiction in order to justify the constitutionality of actions by that jurisdiction," Judge Thompson wrote, citing the Gaines case.
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"I don't see how it could be [Judiciary jurisdiction], but she's ranking member of the Judiciary Committee, so I imagine she wants to claim as much jurisdiction as she can," he told reporters when asked about Feinstein's comments.
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"Congress has provided both subject-matter jurisdiction and a cause of action that authorize this Court to hear the President's claims, and neither of the District Attorney's objections to this Court's exercise of that jurisdiction has merit," DOJ wrote.
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"Even if Congress could grant federal courts subject matter jurisdiction to enforce its informational demands to the Executive Branch, Congress has nowhere attempted to confer jurisdiction upon the courts to enforce subpoenas issued by the House," the memo read.
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It was then placed under the jurisdiction of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Only this—ahem—is amateur college sports, which means OSHA doesn't have jurisdiction.
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BNSF argued that the Montana courts did not have jurisdiction over the cases.
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However, the recovery rating is capped at 'RR4' due to the Ukrainian jurisdiction.
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Beijing's Haidian district police, whose jurisdiction includes Peking University, declined to comment Wednesday.
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Roque said Philippine courts were functioning well and exercise jurisdiction over any complaints.
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Investigating alleged sexual assaults on airplanes falls under the jurisdiction of the FBI.
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Illinois State Police, which has jurisdiction over expressways, announced around 11:30 a.m.
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Instead, it chose to not assert jurisdiction for fear of disrupting the NCAA.
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And so obviously the jurisdiction of the DoT is limited in some regards.
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Soaps are personal care products, which means they fall under the FDA's jurisdiction.
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Bankers, however, say Bank Negara has no oversight over trades outside its jurisdiction.
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Additionally, the House Ethics Committee only has jurisdiction over current members of Congress.
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No application was filed in this case, and that leaves us without jurisdiction.
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Jurisdiction deals with the power of a court to hear a given case.
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The Federal Trade Commission, meanwhile, reportedly has taken jurisdiction over Facebook and Amazon.
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Additionally, it's unclear if the FTC even has any jurisdiction over these companies.
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These defendants also challenged the jurisdiction of the trial on Thursday, Fratini said.
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"Health Care, tax, trade deals are in our jurisdiction," one committee staffer said.
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Paul Manafort Jurisdiction: D.C. and Eastern District of Virginia Status: Post-conviction 22.
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What they told Mueller: Trump wanted to push Sessions to limit Mueller's jurisdiction.
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"Many firms have been craving for a jurisdiction to regulate them," Gomez said.
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Canada is the latest jurisdiction to beef up its airline passenger compensation rules.
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In the absence of such consent, Greek civil law will have default jurisdiction.
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"They only have jurisdiction over companies that are actually in operation," Pappas asserts.
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Lawyers for ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips, and BP chimed in with similar arguments about jurisdiction.
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Stockert was not registered to own a firearm in any jurisdiction, authorities said.
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This is important, because invoking universal jurisdiction without a genocide characterization is difficult.
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All of the President's assets subject to US jurisdiction were to be frozen.
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And, Facebook says that the competition agency shouldn't have jurisdiction over this matter.
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Travis County is the only jurisdiction in the state with such a law.
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Lebanon's Palestinian camps mainly fall outside the jurisdiction of the Lebanese security forces.
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China considers Taiwan to be a breakaway province subject to its sovereign jurisdiction.
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Turkey says some areas of Cyprus's offshore maritime zone fall under its jurisdiction.
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These industries may be exposed to different criminal penalties depending on their jurisdiction.
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The court ruled that the arbitration panel had lacked jurisdiction in the case.
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Laws would be subject to the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice.
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The appeals court concluded it lacked jurisdiction and upheld New York state's decision.
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Indeed, short of impeachment, Congress lacks jurisdiction to investigate allegations of presidential impropriety.
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The House Natural Resources Committee will vote on six bills within its jurisdiction.
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Despite the findings, the government has claimed it has no jurisdiction to act.
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That move ceded jurisdiction over competition for internet service providers to the FTC.
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These judges administer their trial and original jurisdiction courts at the district level.
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Thus, the United States has jurisdiction over all global transactions in U.S. dollars.
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These lightly armed or unarmed craft police waters under their home government's jurisdiction.
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If sports betting is legal in your jurisdiction, you can start right away.
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Three doctors, or a court of relevant jurisdiction, not three judges, would decide.
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The current version of the bill would expand CFIUS jurisdiction to joint ventures.
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Local jurisdiction should not have to wait to receive direct, necessary funding. 85033.
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Until then, the decision acts as binding precedent within the Ninth Circuit's jurisdiction.
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The Ways and Means Committee has jurisdiction over both tax and healthcare issues.
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The U.S. also froze assets from these entities that were under U.S. jurisdiction.
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Facebook has its German headquarters in Hamburg and therefore falls under Caspar's jurisdiction.
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We also have a country whose financial system is not under our jurisdiction.
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Prior to 2628, the Ways and Means Committee had jurisdiction over appropriations bills.
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In a 2006 US Supreme Court ruling to determine the jurisdiction, Rapanos v.
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Yet it is not yet clear who at the federal level has jurisdiction.
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The government argues it has jurisdiction as the matter pertains to interstate commerce.
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Sexual crimes are the jurisdiction of the police and the judicial system, period.
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Rather, Mueller and his team would have maintained jurisdiction over the matter themselves.
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If that regulation becomes too onerous, though, drone developers will go jurisdiction shopping.
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John Thune, the committee leaders with jurisdiction over the FCC, are still strategizing.
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Billy Long and Markwayne Mullin — sat on committees with direct health care jurisdiction.
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New laws were passed, curbing protests and expanding the jurisdiction of military courts.
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"How would this be possible if the U.S. had no jurisdiction over them?"
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The court ruled that Missouri was not the proper jurisdiction for the lawsuit.
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"We have, as you know, jurisdiction over the District of Columbia," he said.
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The area falls under Egypt's jurisdiction, but Greek authorities are conducting rescue operations.
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But it was unclear why the jurisdiction for the lobbying cases was changed.
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The summary does not include additional authorization measures not in the committee's jurisdiction.
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He also began taking on duties that appeared to be outside his jurisdiction.
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That means the US has jurisdiction over anything US tourists do in space.
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"It's a big world and the F.T.C. has very broad jurisdiction," he said.
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"In their jurisdiction, they were the emperors," a party report said in 2014.
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Mr. al-Jaafari emphasized Iraq's "sovereignty and jurisdiction" in adopting any such resolution.
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The rule will "be a significant retreat to the federal jurisdiction," he said.
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But courts would have no jurisdiction to hear lawsuits arising from such activity.
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That shouldn't be in the jurisdiction of the National People's Congress, he said.
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He said Hunter Biden's Ukrainian business dealings were outside of his committee's jurisdiction.
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That put the two committees with jurisdiction over surprise bills on different pages.
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But it's been three years since the F.D.A. gained jurisdiction over e-cigarettes.
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Bangladesh is not suspected of crimes, but would provide the route to jurisdiction.
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Jen was turned away by the Vegas clerk because they didn't have jurisdiction.
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There were no public disputes over jurisdiction, no deal making, and no transactions.
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As Utah's attorney general, Mr. Reyes has broad jurisdiction on consumer protection issues.
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The DA has the jurisdiction to take appropriate steps if they find wrongdoing.
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The 1967 Outer Space Treaty gives launching states jurisdiction over their space objects.
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She confirmed that she does not believe it falls under the bureau's jurisdiction.
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It is not clear whether Japan or France are seeking to assert jurisdiction.
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Judge Vanessa Baraitser said she had no jurisdiction over his conditions in prison.
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If we moved to another jurisdiction, I don't think the jurors would care.
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But the inspector general's jurisdiction is narrowly defined and his resources are limited.
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The U.S. Supreme Court confirmed that dual jurisdiction in 2018's Cyan v.
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It's a prestigious position, with jurisdiction over Wall Street and terrorism-related cases.
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Democrats at the time were reluctant to cede federal jurisdiction over the District.
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Chevron, which is headquartered in California, is not contesting jurisdiction on these grounds.
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The court, analysts noted, wanted to make a show of limiting federal jurisdiction.
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It said that his claim of systematic fraud fell outside the court's jurisdiction.
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So if you land in LAX, you're under the jurisdiction of Los Angeles.
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How would this be possible if the US had no jurisdiction over them?
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Federal jurisdiction in a case such as this -- involving "diversity" jurisdiction -- requires that a minimum dollar amount be involved ($75,000) as well as "complete diversity" between the parties, which means here the plaintiff and defendant must be from different states.
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"We had information from another jurisdiction that they had probable cause to arrest him for that charge and he was found in our jurisdiction to have violated a protection order at the address he was found at in Spokane," she said.
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So there's no reason, the 7th Circuit said, to treat personal jurisdiction differently: "The named representatives must be able to demonstrate either general or specific personal jurisdiction, but the unnamed class members are not required to do so," the court said.
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In certain countries, wildlife officials have no jurisdiction if the complaint isn't made locally.
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Serve (or throw, if legal in your jurisdiction and at your own risk) immediately.
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The accusation stemmed from an incident on a private plane, giving the FBI jurisdiction.
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The US Treasury order froze any assets of Kim Won Hong under US jurisdiction.
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Vatican police, who have jurisdiction over the territory, weren&apost called in to investigate.
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The vast majority under tribal jurisdiction – about 56 million acres – is held in trust.
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In fact, there wasn't even a regulatory agency with jurisdiction over commercial space activities.
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Most edge providers are still under the FTC's jurisdiction, since they're not broadband providers.
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A 2012 ruling by the Mexican supreme court transferred the case to civilian jurisdiction.
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None of those four are located in states with jurisdiction over the Amazon rainforest.
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Asked about these allegations, Dubai police said the issue was not within their jurisdiction.
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FERC has said it has "concurrent jurisdiction" with the bankruptcy court in such matters.
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It's simply a question of how friendly a jurisdiction wants to be toward immigration.
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Distribution systems, because they generally do not cross state lines, are under state jurisdiction.
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Recent regulatory changes gave the agency jurisdiction over nicotine delivery devices like e-cigarettes.
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These cops and prosecutors would lack jurisdiction to charge someone complying with local rules.
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We're also working with the state and local authorities that clearly have jurisdiction, too.
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Federal charges are considered a fall back because federal law has much narrower jurisdiction.
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Both Shell and Fortis were Dutch companies so Dutch courts had jurisdiction over them.
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I'm out of his jurisdiction, so I can pretty much say whatever I want.
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"It was determined that no reported criminal offense occurred within Fort Worth's jurisdiction," Sgt.
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Steering clear of American jurisdiction is not quite the same as escaping American power.
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However, the Recovery Rating is capped at 'RR4' due to the company's Russian jurisdiction.
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Notwithstanding the foregoing, Sponsor may seek equitable relief in any court of competent jurisdiction.
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The Hong Kong police said arrests in mainland China were outside of their jurisdiction.
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The 10th Circuit has jurisdiction over several district courts in the western United States.
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The EU could also "blacklist" Britain as a non-cooperative jurisdiction on tax matters.
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The International Court of Justice enforces aviation conventions, but Russia could dispute its jurisdiction.
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" She said she must consider "issues of jurisdiction, admissibility and the interests of justice.
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"The court is perfectly within its jurisdiction to throw a settlement out," he said.
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The law doesn't cover meat and poultry — that's the US Department of Agriculture's jurisdiction.
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Israeli authorities rarely venture in, she said, while the Palestinian Authority has no jurisdiction.
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The EPA has jurisdiction over recalls involving pesticides, rodenticides, fungicides and vehicle emission testing.
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But over the Justice Department's objections, Saris in October ruled that she had jurisdiction.
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But there wasn't any law governing that appointment and his subsequent jurisdiction and powers.
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Turkey responded that Brunson&aposs detention falls within the jurisdiction of its independent judiciary.
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Depending on the jurisdiction, the power dynamic can be sufficient to create that situation.
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There should be a call for action beyond just the jurisdiction of the FCC.
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Since then, the committee has approved seven of the 16 nominees under its jurisdiction.
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Federal property equals federal jurisdiction, then ordered the Secret Service to conceal the assault.
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Margouleff's assertion of jurisdiction based on Beck's alleged fire extinguisher antics fared no better.
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"We're much better off with a regulator that has absolutely comprehensive jurisdiction," Szoka said.
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Users can search the database by officers' jurisdiction, name, badge number, salary, and rank.
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As special counsel, Mueller has jurisdiction that is, at least on paper, very broad.
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Congress, specifically the Senate, can do their part by realigning their committees of jurisdiction.
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"The Western Jurisdiction did not seek any action from the Council," the spokesperson said.
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Late last year, Mr. Ryan directed House committees with jurisdiction to devise a solution.
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In the Senate, Heller serves on the Finance Committee, which has jurisdiction over taxes.
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It's these licenses that could provide the FCC with oversight jurisdiction in this case.
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In the legislative branch, more than 80 groups claim some jurisdiction over cybersecurity matters.
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They penned a mere five sentences creating a "supreme Court" and defining its jurisdiction.
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It exists in its own extraterritorial jurisdiction, like the headquarters of the United Nations.
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Bermuda is now the first jurisdiction to overturn the legalization of same-sex marriage.
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It would be three doctors, or a court of relevant jurisdiction, not three judges.
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It was all found in waters under Egyptian jurisdiction, a Greek defence source said.
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It had argued that the courts lack jurisdiction to review the decisions at issue.
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A court of relevant jurisdiction, as well as three doctors, could make that decision.
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Dianne Feinstein, the co-sponsors, sit on the committee with jurisdiction over the issue.
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Jewelry falls under the jurisdiction of the winning team, according to a league official.
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I think that the courts will find this interpretation of the agency's jurisdiction acceptable.
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Like all litigants, cities must show that they have standing to invoke court jurisdiction.
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Because the bridge is an official landmark, its color falls under the commission's jurisdiction.
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After saying it lacked jurisdiction, the FBI agreed to investigate cases on tribal lands.
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It's the second win this year for FERC defending the jurisdiction of its authority.
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Moreover, the wait times within a given jurisdiction should be more or less equal.
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The Mexican courts have jurisdiction over events that happen in Mexico, the brief said.
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"Our committee does have jurisdiction over the Federal Trade Commission and the consent agreement."
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In Fairfax County, the state's largest jurisdiction, the last remaining Republican lawmaker was defeated.
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Athletes must also calculate deductions for expenses associated with duty days in each jurisdiction.
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RUSADA director general Yuri Ganus said the two points were outside his agency's jurisdiction.
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Italy and India have been at loggerheads over who has jurisdiction over the case.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, the high court's frequent swing vote, also agreed there's no jurisdiction.
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However, Theresa May is committed to leaving the jurisdiction of the court after Brexit.
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Since the NCAA has never incorporated, it is subject to lawsuits in any jurisdiction.
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He'll also be unable to access any assets he might possess under US jurisdiction.
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Trump nominated Stras to the 8th Circuit, which has jurisdiction over Minnesota, in May.
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But the appellate court decided that courts have no jurisdiction to settle the case.
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Scott told Reuters the jail was the sheriff's jurisdiction, so he followed Wilcher's suggestion.
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Washington says they are a national security matter, and therefore outside the WTO's jurisdiction.
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Tribal courts generally do not have jurisdiction over people who are not Native Americans.
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Cfius's expanded jurisdiction will give it a say in deals beyond mergers and acquisitions.
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There are compelling arguments against extending the jurisdiction of military commissions to domestic offenses.
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Mulhearn said Finkelstein has lived in Israel for years and is thus outside jurisdiction.
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For that reason, it said, Judge Chutkan lacks jurisdiction and must dismiss the case.
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Judicial review is moot, as the Constitutional Court has no jurisdiction during this period.
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Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.), chairman of a subcommittee with jurisdiction over money laundering issues.
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The two panels have jurisdiction over legislative priorities like tax cuts and presidential appointments.
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In a decision published on Tuesday, he dismissed WebBank's lawsuit for lack of jurisdiction.
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In the Netherlands all offenders up to age 23 are eligible for juvenile jurisdiction.
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And how will they be divided between the various committees with jurisdiction over impeachment?
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Until this month, Miami-Dade was considered a sanctuary jurisdiction by the Justice Department.
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All along, Israel has maintained that the court lacks jurisdiction over the Palestinian territories.
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But those claims completely ignore that state insurance commissions have jurisdiction in these areas.
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After the Maryland court dismissed that case, saying it did not have jurisdiction, Mrs.
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He also said jurisdiction over location permits resided with the local government, not police.
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Dutch prosecutors targeted Takilant, not Karimova personally, because of jurisdiction limits, a spokeswoman said.
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Congress should expand the kinds of cases over which asylum officers have original jurisdiction.
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Under the Independent Counsel law, Congress was granted oversight jurisdiction of the Independent Counsel.
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Last week, the Maryland court dismissed the case, saying it did not have jurisdiction.
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Whether the FTC has jurisdiction over the big broadband providers is an open question.
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If a government's behavior extends beyond its jurisdiction, such activity should not be encouraged.
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Is this a party that you want to mobilize in local governance and jurisdiction?
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But Hatch, whose committee has jurisdiction over tax writing in the Senate, is skeptical.
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"The foul play allegations are out of our jurisdiction," Agarwal told Reuters by telephone.
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As online investigations pick up more steam, there are also complex questions about jurisdiction.
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Three separate committees that have jurisdiction over health care issues marked up the legislation.
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However, it can be considered a best practice for advisors outside of that jurisdiction.
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Similarly, tribes have the jurisdiction to decide if they want casinos within their borders.
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But as a result, "we're under the jurisdiction of the state," Mr. Vaz said.
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Last year, Sonoma County became the first California jurisdiction to pass such a law.
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